OVID-19 changed a lot in our lives. It’s not so easy to work from home and stay productive, as you was in an office. I want to share with you my 3 main tips for staying productive, during the day, as much as possible
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//The First one is to Create “work” triggers for my brain:
Means, when you work in an office, the daily routine of getting ready and commuting helps your brain get ready for the day. When you’re working remotely, you should create the “start the day” triggers that get your head ready for work in a similar way, like exercising, reading the news, or making coffee.
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//The Second tip is to Make a schedule for everything
Remote work requires a schedule much like a typical office job, except you’re the only one holding yourself accountable. That doesn’t mean your entire day has to be work only (it’s actually important to take regular breaks to refresh yourself mentally, physically, and emotionally), just that any nonwork activities also need to be scheduled.
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//And finally the third tip is to Stay motivated with a list:
Meaning, a simple to-do list can do wonders for keeping you both organized, motivated, and productive as you work from home. As you create your list, think about big, long-term goals, like finishing a project, as well as small goals, like completing tasks that lead to that big goal. Checking off those smaller goals lets you know you’re making progress, which gives you positive reinforcement throughout your day. And work feels much more doable when it’s not all one giant task.
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