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Mastering External Triggers

Mastering External Triggers

External triggers, such as notifications, emails, and interruptions, can easily pull you off course. By controlling these triggers, you can prevent them from derailing your focus and productivity.

“Control external triggers so they serve you, not the other way around.”

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