I've proved all techniques described and each is good depending on your situation:
i.e.:
- Job boring tasks -> Break down in smaller sub-tasks to increase the frequency of Done satisfaction
- Noisy environment -> Shut down all messaging (including company's ones)
- Motivation in general -> Find yourself in a quiet place, listen to yourself, meditate, remember who you are/want to be
- Tired -> Paradoxically, do exercise, sweat, even 10 mins works. Jump is another brain hack, and only takes 2 mins.
Lastly, if you are not motivated, its simply that you are catch into a routine you don't like and can't see a way out.
It takes time, but plan your "prison break" to freedom from those tasks/job
@dailyfitnessai If it's ambient or binaural, because of lack of sounds, it gets distracting for me. So i'd pick more lo-fi. Chilled Cow YT channel maybe a good example.
You practice for it, when it doesn't matter, so that performing when it matters becomes second nature. Your weakest performance during practice, sets the baseline for the worst performance for when it matters. And if you can bring it up, then even YOUR worst performance might outrank who didn't practice as much.
Everything else is just a tactic.
Turn off notifications, do the task in silence, use Pomodoro Timer, keep track of your progress, turn on rain sounds to reduce background noise. That is all what I do conentrate.
I usually just visualize the consequences of not finishing the task on time. If I see that I can mess things up big time, I start working super fast and effectively
Close your eyes
Take off your specs/something important to you-
Toss it out (just like in movies)...
Open your eyes- see it broken... your mind is now in 100% alert mode (or, concentration mode)