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The Passion Project
Various studies show that creative hobbies increase our happiness and well-being, and they can even make our work more productive.
Spending more time on something we are passionate about, unrelated to our work, boosts our confidence at our jobs.
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5 Of 7 Rule
Instead of committing to yourself to work your passion project every day, try to give it 5 days in a week, or even fewer, for a better success rate.
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Time Allotment Myth
While we normally would allot a day or a weekend for our passion project, we end up not moving forward in spite of the time set aside.
If we can spare a few minutes to work on our passion project, in increments, we start to build something, with consistency.
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The Morning Routine
Creating a morning routine is a game-changer for your passion project.
With a clear, distraction-free mind, you can work on your passion for 30 to 60 minutes in the morning, maybe just one step of work, providing you with a great start of the day.
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Track And Review
At the end of the week or the month, review and track your progress, reminding yourself of the goals you have achieved.
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Get Some Sleep
Instead of burning the midnight oil working on your passion, you are much better off prioritizing sleep, and it can actually provide you with a productivity boost.
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