Maja Giesecke
I would work on it do 30 minutes and then break for five. Then I would work on it for 20 minutes and break for 10. After that, I will work for 10 minutes and break for 20. Then I will go back to working for 30 minutes and continue the cycle.
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- How strict are you with your daily to-do list?
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- Do you write fun things too? Like eat ice cream.
Lily Fox
You can always break big tasks down into smaller parts. And sometimes it helps to do so in order to stay motivated. For instance, you could say I am going to write two paragraphs, then I’m going to spend 30 mins collecting and organizing source material for the next bit and then I am going to write one page.
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- Do you keep your work and your personal to-do lists separate?
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- How do you write it? Do you elaborate or just main points?
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- Do you use the Bullet Journal method?
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- Do you feel fabulous?