Your to-do list can become an endless source of frustration if you

don't know how to align your priorities. Not many of us are great at

estimating how many tasks we can complete in a single workday; by the

end of the workday, there is always something left to do.



This leads many people to either experience burnout or be stuck in one

place. But how do you increase productivity without jeopardizing

performance? With so many methods available, choosing one that fits

your needs and working style is quite challenging.



This post will explain the "Eat the Frog" method and its application

in daily tasks.



WHAT DOES EAT THE FROG MEAN?



"Eating the Frog" is a metaphorical phrase that means tackling the

most challenging, unpleasant, or daunting task on your to-do list

first thing in the morning. The term was popularized by productivity

expert Brian Tracy, who wrote a book titled "Eat That Frog!".



The idea behind the phrase is that tackling the most challenging task

first will build momentum and ...