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Rewarding for Short Impulses
Any research initiated work becomes a rigmarole, so dissect the time period into multiples, also after completing a mediocre task reward yourself. You would love the rewarding system.
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Make the Most of Your Free time
The more small patches of time you find productive the better your scalability becomes, suppose 10 min Podcast when ideally sitting in bus, a 20 min Exercise when reached home ; post-office hours, a 30 min Book Reading, would provide us with 7 hrs+ at the end of the week.
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Time as a Commodity
You actually start to earn the day you are born, the day you realize time is as precious as Gold or Blue Chip Stocks.
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Invest Time in Your Interests
Sparing Your Time for a Boring article or for a Book you love let say, Zero To One (Peter Thiel) makes a difference. Either you could earlier consume your time for the Book and get motivated or just end up being in time-lacked Holes.
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Premeditatio Melorum
Preplanning: Farmers use pesticides to the very early stages to save their crops, as of you know yourself better, inspect the upcoming day when you feel drowsy say 12 to 2 PM. Take this zone for doing less-focus oriented work, thus avoiding procrastination and apprec...
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Use the Pomodoro Technique
This productivity technique combines single-tasking with a built-in reward system.
Set an alarm for 25 minutes and work on a specific task without stopping. When the timer rings, reward yourself with a 5-minute break, then restart the cycle. After repeating the cy...
3. Celebrate and reward yourself for your accomplishments
Rewarding yourself is the best part of practicing self-love. When you reward yourself, you're telling yourself that you're worthy of love and special treatment. Just think about how you might celebrate with a friend who'd just accomplished something amazing, then go out and do that for yourself.
The Brain Loves Novelty And Ease
The brain loves rewards, which it associates with novelty and happiness. If one focuses on the reward that comes when completing a task, it becomes enticing, and doesn’t take much effort. If one focuses on the challenges or on the effort required to complete the task, it ...
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