I really try to stay focus but I lose track all the time with so many distraction's, I was wondering what helped you guys with learning whether its SEO or YouTube. Do you have a certain pattern so you dont over work yourself, I often find myself getting lost in all the information.
How to stay focused?
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BrandingCat
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Work early mornings. I used to that and I work flawlessly; now I play League of Legends with kids and my life has no-sense. Amen!
I definitely gotta work on that lol
Never really thought of meditation, honestly seems like that could really help. I definitely have been sabotaging the hell outta myself lately and that needs to be fixed big time. Thanks for the reply!
Hahaha staying focused is the hardest part, dead by daylight is so sick
AdultRanks
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Here's how I get a lot of work done and how i stay focused:
1. Doing the most important thing for your business first. - ask yourself "is what i'm doing right now necessary? will this action bring me my most desired result?"
2. "Deep Work" in increments - Try the "pomodorro technique"
3. Take breaks! go for a walk, go workout, do something that takes your mind off work. (This works wonders for me and my peers)
4. Cut Off All Distractions. (Phone on airplane mode, no social media, no youtube)
A lot of it really is just a matter of controlling yourself to get the work done and to stay away from distractions. As Jocko Willink says "Discipline = Freedom"
There's a mural on my gym wall that I think of almost everyday "The mind leads, the body follows"
You can choose your path: Do the work you know you need to do and feel fulfilled and happy. Or be distracted by these evanescent thrills and live a life of mediocrity.
1. Doing the most important thing for your business first. - ask yourself "is what i'm doing right now necessary? will this action bring me my most desired result?"
2. "Deep Work" in increments - Try the "pomodorro technique"
3. Take breaks! go for a walk, go workout, do something that takes your mind off work. (This works wonders for me and my peers)
4. Cut Off All Distractions. (Phone on airplane mode, no social media, no youtube)
A lot of it really is just a matter of controlling yourself to get the work done and to stay away from distractions. As Jocko Willink says "Discipline = Freedom"
There's a mural on my gym wall that I think of almost everyday "The mind leads, the body follows"
You can choose your path: Do the work you know you need to do and feel fulfilled and happy. Or be distracted by these evanescent thrills and live a life of mediocrity.
joney
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Try to work outside from your room, living room or go to outside of your home (library, coffee shop),
When you are working outside it feels like u are working in a company which can give you more responsability and less distractions.(sometimes)
When you are working outside it feels like u are working in a company which can give you more responsability and less distractions.(sometimes)
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This was a great read, I noticed I've been focused on learning 100% and not on actually making myself happy so this is definitely another thing I need to change. Thanks for the reply!
I live in a very small place with one coffee shop that's always filled but I could try to find some spots. Thanks for the idea!
I agree this is a must!!
David AffForce
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Starting the day with couple kilometres running and couple of fresh juice and i'm feeling fantastic bro
I'll keep that in mind I used to do alot of running, i recently got a new puppy so I'm getting into it again!
IntoAnother
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Some great tips already, Have a look at articles on adhd and staying focused on work/projects.
Definitely need to get rid of bad habits and focus on myself more! Thanks for the reply. Since you guys suggested meditating I'm definitely gonna start seems so peaceful.
Yes indeed, this has helped me alot I'm gonna start using a mixture of all the tips and hopefully I get in a clear state of mind for future projects.