Productivity Is Just The Art of Finishing Things

Today, I realized something obvious:

I don’t feel “productive” when I’m doing a lot.
I feel productive when I finish something.

That’s it.

It’s not the task list.
Not the calendar block.
Not even the flow state.

It’s that moment when a thing is done.

Like this week, I felt productive because I finished setting up the Life OS Club and the onboarding.

And today I finished creating the updated Life OS Walkthrough

I still have the landing page on the list but when that and the walkthrough goes live, a massive mental weight lifts.

Because completing something, however long or painful the process, will close your open loops and free up your mental bandwidth

It’s a clarity tool.

When you’re surrounded by half-finished stuff like content ideas, client projects, offers you “kinda” launched, you don’t just get stuck.

You get scattered.

Your brain starts leaking attention in a hundred directions, even if you’re not aware of it.

It runs in the background eating up your mental RAM.

So this is your sign to finish what you started.
Close the open loops.
Get your energy back.

And if one of those open loops is Notion, organizing your Life, and building systems that helps you become a better version of yourself so you can make more money in your business, then join the Life OS Club.

This weekend we’re doing a 1h Life OS Workshop going over how to use systems to change your identity and achieve your goals in a systematic & consistent way.

You can join the community here:

Close the open loops
Chris “The Systemizer” Punt