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Your aim with productivity

If you want to increase your productivity, think about what is driving you to do so. What is the purpose that's driving your actions? Is it to be a better version of yourself? Do you want to take better care of the people around you or the environment?

Your ultimate purpose will help steer you when you face challenges.

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