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Nina Alvarez
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Tips For Forced Functioning
- When at home, leave your phone aside, as it can consume all your remaining hours in distractions.
- Remove unhealthy food from the fridge and pantry.
- While working from a cafe, leave your laptop charger at home. Now you have a few hours to complete your work before your laptop dies.
- Set yourself short deadlines. Too much time hampers productivity.
- Investing your money in your goal makes you more serious about it.
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Tell Me What You Did Today, And I'll Tell You Who You Are
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Become very good at living each day
Momentum is created or destroyed every day with the first few decisions you make.
If you learn to master your day, you’ll learn how to master your weeks, months, years, and life.
The things your brain needs in order to thrive
Nutrition: Quality of food you put into your body matters.
Oxygen: The amount of oxygen your brain gets determines how well it functions.
Information: If the brain isn’t firing, it’s not wiring, and this ages it.
Love: The brain thrives on physical touch and emotional connection.
Juan B.
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Maker vs manager: How to connect your schedule to your goals
Fighting For Our Focus
Scheduling of work falls into two broad categories: Makers and Managers. Most of us are either managing people and projects or making something, like documents, apps or other creat...
Different Jobs See Time Differently
- Managers can work in time blocks of 30 or 60 minutes, scheduling meetings or sending emails.
- Makers need almost half a day to get down and create something, requiring an uninterrupted focus mode that is nearly impossible.
What complicates matters is that many managers who are managing the makers think of time as short blocks and try to break the focused time of the makers, requesting them to juggle work or multitask, which kills any productivity or quality with the unending context switching.
Schedules And Productivity
None of us can get creative in short 15-minute bursts of work sandwiched between a mandatory meeting and a sales team call. It is also a myth that people work for 8 to 10 hours a day.
Most people are productive in sporadic periods of time, like 15 minutes, followed by an interruption, then for 20 minutes, followed by a commitment/obligation/meeting and so on.
We need to align our schedules with our goals and create a strategy that helps us focus on deep work.
Addison I.
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The Art and Science of Making Great First Impressions
The first impression
First impressions are like invisible tattoos we imagine for each and every person we meet. While it is possible to change a first impression, it is very difficult to succeed doing this.
Tips to make a good first impression
In order to make a good first impression, you should consider checking out the below tips:
- suitable eye contact: it is a sign of self-confidence. However, do not exaggerate with the duration
- handshake: a good handshake is at the same time firm, warm and dry
- the proper voice: your voice should make proof of self-confidence as well
- dress similarly to the other person: this way, you will give the impression of familiarity and equal terms
- appreciate cleanliness: your face and your home should always be sparkling clean
- find the appropriate posture: relaxed and open postures are preferred to make a good impression.
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