What’s your go-to strategy for boosting your productivity?
Sreeraman M G
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What do you do to improve productivity? How do you break tasks down, prioritize them, and stay focused throughout the day? Do you use any specific techniques like time-blocking or the Pomodoro Method to manage your energy and avoid burnout?
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Erdinc@erdincakkaya
pomodoro works best for me
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I love to keep my mind relaxed in the morning by doing nothing, which helps me curb those soft anxieties as the day begins. It is very hard to say that everything is organized and well-planned at all days in today's times when everything coming at you feels overwhelmed.
But having a mindset to not give up on anything coming to me is something i solely rely on. The best part of my routine is to sleep well, eat well, and focus one thing at a time. I think this is something that helps us stay grounded and productive throughout the day.
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@sreeramanmg I start my day by setting clear goals and prioritizing tasks—it keeps me focused on what matters most. Also the Pomodoro Technique has been a lifesaver; I get more done without feeling overwhelmed.
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I find that if I'm productive the first 15-30 mins of the day then I'll be productive for the whole day. Can be anything, simply going through tasks and refining them or sending emails or whatever that I change/produce smthg.
I get my sleep and my steps, break big projects into small tasks, put those tasks into my Pomodoro-inspired app kosmodrom.work, turn them into rockets and launch them to space 🚀
For me, productivity is all about momentum. I start with quick tasks to build up energy, then dive into bigger ones.
I make sure to take regular breaks and step away from work. It refreshes me and helps me maintain focus throughout the day.
I swear by setting clear goals for the week and breaking them down into daily tasks. This keeps me focused and accountable.