Ethan Y.
Best way is to stay prepared. Its important that you are fully available at the time of deep work, so I think planning before and being ready is the key
Bruce C.
I never really thought about it. I think I just tell myself that I have to go through 25 minutes and then I get a reward at the end. However, things changed when I started thinking about what I really loved in the work I was doing. I then forgot to count my 25 minutes and went passed it. I'm still struggling with other courses that I'm not passioned about. I still have more effort to do, can anyone help me ?
Isobel E.
Ha! I have it so that it just gets fit in based on my day to day schedule. I haven’t been able to be consistent in the time just on doing the activity.
Anna E.
I start my deep work session on time by not restricting the session to a particular time but by ensuring the session is completed at the end of the day.
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