Top 10 productivity tips

This is a simple yet effective method. If you have tasks that can be completed in 2 mins, you should tackle those first. Many times, you may face a brain fog when starting work. Focusing on small tasks can provide confidence end motivation

Coined by brain Tracy, eat the frog means targeting the difficult tasks first. Once you are done with the most challenging task, you will feel accomplished and work better on other tasks.

When you design your to-do list for the next day, time block every activity beforehand. When you get to your desk, follow the timings. Time blocking will keep you on your toes and allow you to stay focused throughout.

The pomodoro technique says that you should focus for 25 minutes and take a break for 5 mins. This methods boosts efficiency and has shown to increase the productivity of those who diligently follow it.

You can have a thousand tasks in one day. However, if you focus on all of the tasks, you won't feel productive. This work on a priority basis. Focus on the most important tasks first. You can say No to the low priority tasks.

You can use timers, screen savers to keep reminding you that your focus must be on your work. However, along with this, you can also use noise cancelling headphones to reduce noise. Keep your phone away if that's what's needed. Alternatively, you can mute all notifications.

Visual tools like whiteboards, vision boards, to-do lists etc can keep you aware of all the tasks that you have planned for the day.

Contrary to popular belief, breaks boost productivity. During your breaks, you can go for a walk, stretch a little, spend time with your animal companions etc.

Not every day will be as productive as the previous one. Some days will be hard. It is on these days, you must remind yourself of all the work you have put in already. Write down your accomplishments at the end of the day.

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