Eat Larger And Intact Chunks
Block your time more for deep work without any disturbances like social media , eatables and any other distractions. Focus on the assigned task give ๐ฏ percent and for the productive and quality results we should not Multi-Task
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In the world of worriers, be the calm and silent warrior. Will share insights and lessons from the books of different genre, human philosophy and psychology, fitness and Indian culture.
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