Mark Twain's quote is about the process in which you identify the most difficult task of the day and complete it before doing any other activity. If you have several tasks, determine which one is most demanding and start with that one first. I heard that recommendation a lot as a child. Teachers repeated it ad nauseam and it got stuck in my brain.

This topic has inspired me to write a story that I hope everyone will enjoy.

Overcoming challenges

Germán worked in an office, he had a lot of responsibilities. Every day, Germán felt overwhelmed by the amount of work he had to do and did not know where to start. This led him to be a poor worker and his position in the office was in the mouth of the black vulture.

One day, his friend recommended that he try the "Eat that frog" technique to improve his productivity.

At first, Germán was a little skeptical, but he decided to give it a try. So, every morning, before starting work, Germán would identify the most difficult and challenging task of the day and complete it before doing anything else.

Over time, Germán realized that this technique really worked and that he could complete more work in less time.

One day, Germán was faced with a big challenge: he had to prepare an important presentation for the next day and didn't know where to start. But instead of panicking, he remembered the technique and decided to tackle the most difficult part of the presentation first. After completing that task, the rest of the presentation was much easier to do.

By the end of the day, Germán had finished his presentation and was feeling very pleased with himself. He had managed to overcome a big challenge thanks to the technique. From that moment on, Germán applied this technique every day and became one of the most productive employees in his office.

The moral of this story is that sometimes tackling the most difficult tasks first can help us be more productive and overcome our challenges more easily. It works for everything in life.