Timeboxing is allocating a pre-determined amount of time to finish a given activity. It encourages you to find more efficient ways to finish tasks.

Timeboxing

A good general rule of thumb is blocking out one-to-two-hour chunks of time in your calendar for uninterrupted work.You have to stay committed to getting into the rhythm. It’s critical to ignore any distractions or desires to stop working.

Schedule Flow Time

Recognize when you need to take a break and continue later on when you can be more effective. Signs that you need to take a break are:<ul><li>Struggling to focus continually.</li><li>If you’re making a lot of little mistakes.</li><li>When you’re feeling agitated or stressed.</li><li>If your eyes are hurting.</li><li>When you feel tired.</li></ul>Regardless of how you’re feeling, you should take a quick break every 90 minutes or two hours.

Know When To Disconnect

Completely detach from work to get refreshed and return to work at peak performance.Some activities that tend to be beneficial include exercising, stretching and healthy snacking.

Know How To Disconnect

Being able to create a schedule that maximizes productivity, as well as being able to identify when you're losing steam and knowing how to disconnect in a way that actually helps you recharge, is the key to doing your best work.

Schedule Flow Time

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