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Making Remote Work, Work

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Throw distractions away 

Do not put your smartphone on your work desk. 

Even though turning off all notifications and turning the device to silent mode might eliminate distraction, having it physically there would give your mind a subconscious signal that someone might be looking for you.

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Keep your desk setting simple

You'll find yourself more focused and motivated. The key here is having lots of desk space where you could draw and write things on.

It takes discipline to keep the work desk as clean and simple as possible, but it is certainly worth the effor...

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What symbolizes the current focus

Ask yourself: How can I alter and create a work environment to work towards my productivity?

Put things that you currently focus on in front of you. 

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