How can you transform a day that started off unproductive into a productive one?

Gizem Nur Keskin
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Michael Cho
If you can't get a big win get a small win.
Jordan Ellis
I write down one or two simple tasks that I want to get done, then go take a break for a while. Usually when I return, I feel more motivated to tackle the task at hand since I've had time to consider it and it's no longer as daunting.
David J. Kim
Split your day into quarters. Morning, Afternoon, Evening, & Night. Just because you messed up one quarter doesn't mean all other quarters have to be bad. I like to treat each quarter as a fresh start if I messed up a previous quarter.
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Take a small break in order to reset and refocus. Write down your tasks and stick strictly to the schedule. :)
Binod T
Physical activity can help to reduce stress and improve focus. Even a quick walk or stretching break can help to clear your mind and refocus your energy.
Giancarlo Sanchez
For me a 30 min reset works. I walk my dog or take a nap, make a coffee and look out the window, call a friend or a family member.
Daniel Chua
I find that taking a 30 min nap helps a lot haha! Sleep is a really powerful thing
Aida Zu
Good lunch in fresh air helps a lot!
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End the day with something you wanna achieve and give you sense of satisfaction
Rishabh R
Stop thinking about you wasted your day and start doing your work
Peri Besiraci
For me, if I'm working from home, going out and working from a cafe or library is very effective. In addition, when I clarify and list the things to do, it seems more complete and it becomes easier to take action.
Jacob Si
Lol when you wake up in the mornig, immediately work on the hardest, most important task(s) of the day. As long as you get a solid two hours of work in, you are most likely going to have a productive day
Pengcheng Zhang
Take a few minutes to assess to-do list and prioritize tasks
Siqi Gao
Break up your day into smaller chunks of time and block them out for specific tasks. This technique can help improve focus and increase productivity.