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How to block out distractions in 4 steps

How to block out distractions in 4 steps

Lucky for you, there are many ways in which you can block out distractions and work on your projects. And in this article, I will share with you four of them:

  1. Control your internal triggers.
  2. Find your purpose.
  3. Delay or remove external stimuli.
  4. Discourage distractions.

The first two are internal measures you can use to control your behavior. While the latter ones are external, and you can use them to block out distractions and resist procrastination.

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If you want to become a content creator in today’s industry, you need to take care of many things. But the worst thing is managing distractions. So how can you deal with distractions and stay online at the same time?

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