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How to create a productive environment
The importance of self-care in productivity
How to avoid distractions
Working for long hours without taking breaks can overwhelm you and unmotivate you.
Set a timer of 25/40/60 minutes where you focus only on your work/study. Then take a break of 5/10/20 mintues where you stop studying and you do something else ( watch a show, go outside, eat, review your distraction page etc...)
Check this to know more about the pomodoro and the animedoro technique.
Some apps: Forest, Focus To-Do.
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Use this Study Matrix tool to help you fight the vagueness in your mind about what to do first.
In the A box write all the topics that you're unfamiliar with ( Th...
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Create a distraction page when you study.
Use this to write down distractions as they come, even when you are working.
Whatever is on your mind, just pluck it out, write it out and store it away.
Then get back to this page on your breaks.
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