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How to Eliminate Friction

How to Eliminate Friction

So, remove any friction that might stop you from doing your work daily.

  • Put everything in the right place to start.
  • Prepare your work for the next day at the end of each session.
  • And find the right place where to work.

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Passionate about self-improvement, personal growth, finance, and creativity. I love to inspire people to become the better version of themselves. Author @ www.cosmopolitanmindset.com

We overuse productivity nowadays. We said anything we could have said about it. Let's get back to the basics.

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