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Productive Focus

Productive Focus

Traction: Getting closer to your goals.

Distration: Getting further from them.

To maximize your traction and minimize distraction we can use the pomodoro technique, distraction-free workspace, or deep work-mode.

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Some ideas and concepts from the course of The Productivity Equation from Mike and Matty.

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