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Dean Yeong
Product at AppSumo - Writer at DeanYeong.com
Dean Yeong is currently the Growth Product Manager at AppSumo, a platform that provides tools and resources for entrepreneurs and small businesses. In this role, he focuses on driving product growth and enhancing user engagement.
In addition to his position at AppSumo, Dean is also recognized as a writer and content creator. He manages a personal website where he shares insights on self-mastery and personal development, demonstrating his commitment to helping others improve their lives.13 His writings often cover topics related to productivity, motivation, and behavioral change, showcasing his expertise in these areas.458
Dean is active on LinkedIn, where he engages with a community interested in personal development and growth strategies. His posts often reflect his professional experiences and lessons learned throughout his career.267
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I used to check my phone first thing first in the morning and last thing last before bed.
It's ridiculous to think about it, but I was the guy who stayed connected (to the Internet for work) all the time—from family dinners to getaway trips.
Working faster and longer doesn't always translate into higher outputs.
And most of us forget about the importance of rest, the crucial role of taking breaks, and all the benefits of a good night's sleep.
To increase productivity and output, you must take proper breaks and rests.
In this article, I will share a few tips on how to do just that.
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Decision-making frameworks help us dissect a problem, analyze available data, and compare consequences and tradeoffs.
They are all about rational thinking. And they take time.
What if you're forced to make emotional choices? At a moment's notice?
After studying decision-making for many years, one thing stood out to me among all the frameworks and strategies.
It's a prerequisite for making good choices. It comes before all the tips and tricks—nothing works without it.
It's our mental state—in the moment of making important choices.
Our mental state affects how we feel, think, and behave.
Because of that, we want to ensure we are in the right mental state when making important decisions.
Now you may be wondering: What is the right mental state?
The right mental state is made up of three components. And the last one is crucial.
