4. Control Your Environment
Set up a space where distractions can’t reach you.
Example:
I cleared my desk, turned off my phone, and faced away from the window to avoid distractions.
Application:
Choose a clean, quiet place to work, and make it distraction-proof. Tell people you’re working so they don’t bother you. The more control you have over your environment, the better your focus will be.
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Control your environment
... or it will control you. We can’t control our environment everywhere we go, but we have more control than we usually choose to exercise.
If you banish distractions and control your calendar you can make sure your environment is ripe for productivity.
Fight The 4 Types of Distractions
- Mental Distractions: Breathe and remind yourself of what is really worth your time.
- Physical Distractions: Make sure you declutter your work environment.
- Digital Distractions: Delete apps, place your phone out of the reach and turn off notifications. ...
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