Inderpreet Singh

What are some unconventional productivity hacks that have worked well for you?

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Bernard Badó
Shutting down all the communication apps did wonders for me
Karthik
don’t break the chain, write just 1 line of code per day
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Amal Abdullaev
One unconventional productivity hack that has worked well for me is to take regular breaks throughout the day. While it may seem counterintuitive, taking short breaks can actually help improve productivity by giving your brain a chance to rest and recharge. I find that taking a few minutes to step away from my work and stretch or do a quick exercise can help me feel more focused and energized when I return to my work. Another unconventional productivity hack that has worked well for me is to use the "two-minute rule." This rule states that if a task can be done in two minutes or less, you should do it immediately rather than adding it to your to-do list. This helps to prevent small tasks from piling up and can help free up mental space to focus on more significant projects. Finally, I have found that using a standing desk can help me stay focused and productive throughout the day. Standing while working can help improve posture, reduce back pain, and increase energy levels, all of which can contribute to increased productivity. While these productivity hacks may not work for everyone, I have found them to be effective in helping me stay focused and productive.
Mohcine Heddi
Practicing sports in the morning or having an early homemade brunch for breakfast. I noticed that starting my day with practice or having a real homemade meal puts me in a special position where i need to increase the ROI of every task that i perform during the rest of my day 🙂