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6 TIPS TO STAY MOTIVATED & PRODUCTIVE

6 TIPS TO STAY MOTIVATED & PRODUCTIVE

1. Prioritise your tasks

List all the tasks you have to get done today & organize them from the most important one to the ones that are less urgent. That way you will be sure to do the high priority tasks before the others.

2. Remove distractions

Before you start working/ studying make sure you clean & organize your space. A clear desk will allow you to concentrate fully on your work without being distracted by any object.

This also means placing yourself in a calm environment.

3. Breaks

Make sure to take regular breaks.

Five to ten minutes where you allow yoursef to breath, you disconnect your brain. Taking a walk outside or getting a glass of fresh water in the kitchen can be a great idea.

4. Planners / Journals

Having a planner or a journal to schedule your days will get you more organized. That way you wont forget a due date for a work or an important appointment.

This will also improve your time management. Work not harder but smarter.
5. Create routines

Routines allow you to complete tasks without even thinking about it. Learn to organize your day the way that suits your lifestyle best and gain some selfcare and relax time. You can adapt your routine to your current environment ex: different routine for summer & winter, for home office or office days. 
6. Small steps

Break bigger or longer tasks down into a few smaller steps, that way they seem a lot easier to get done and you don't get discouraged as easy.

That feeling when you get to tick a task off your list, more steps means also more ticking 

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