I remind myself that a deep work session will allow me to enjoy the rest of the day after I breeze through my remaining work load. I appreciate the hard work because it allows me to play with complete focus! šŖš½š
I try to concentrate on the feeling that I have after the deep work session; a mixture of accomplishment and relief, rather that the work itself. Itās *that* feeling that makes it non-negotiable for me, regardless of what sort of day I have ahead of me. I also donāt make it too inflexible. If my day is better suited to a later deep work session then so be it. The danger of setting a rigid deadline, to me anyway, is that you may feel youāve failed if you donāt meet it. There is no harm in moving the goalposts occasionally if the outcome is the same!
Iām too much motivatiting in the morning,but when I started the work Iāmfqcing a distraction in my mind make me stop focusing on work and just focus on thinking of another things like problems
I think that by completing the work in the first half of the day I can focus on the other work and get it completed and also plan effectively for the next day as well.
Sorry that has never happened to me. I always have a heavy workloadā¦so much so that some days Iāve no idea where to start
I break it up into 1/3s so I have tiny 5 minute breaks or if someone or something interrupt me while Iām doing my whatever it is Iām doing
Itās not about clearing off your to do list, itās about maintaining habit and keeping your motivation consistent. Maybe your work is light but that just means you have time to focus on bettering the other parts of your life. Maybe a nap or a workout will be the most productive thing you do. Keep the fire stoked for when tables turn.
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