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An Example Of Fluid Productivity
- Focus hours: 5am-7am , 5pm-7pm (These hours will remain the same everyday)
- Long Term Goals: Yoga for half hour, writing for half hour. (These activities can occur at any time other than focus hours. You might do writing in the evening one day or in the morning the other day.)
- Finally the rest free time can be used for self care like hygene, or maybe playing games or watching YouTube.
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Rigid Productivity
Tasks . Schedules . Reminders
These will definitely make you productive. But they are quite rigid. Sometimes you just don't wanna follow them. And that's why your day might need fluidity!
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Pros And Cons Of Fluid Productivity
This will give you a freedom of choosing your sleep time everyday, it will let you adapt your schedule if any random work pops up.
On the other hand, if you have not devoloped self control then it might not be too advantageous to you.
Conclusion:If you have confidence in your self-con...
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Fluid Productivity
After following the rigid productive methods for a long time , a person gains confidence in their routine.
With this confidence you can make productivity fluid.
Here's how you do it-
- Focus hours:Choose the most productive hours of your day. Each day you wil...
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