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So many ways people come up with to boost productivity! yet they all forget the point. If you want to be more productive, you have to produce more. Granted ti
by clistctrl 16y ago
So many ways people come up with to boost productivity! yet they all forget the point. If you want to be more productive, you have to produce more. Granted tiredness, and other distractions can reduce focus, but lets be honest if properly motivated these shouldn't be huge issues. I'd like to think that getting work done is similar to being a boulder on the edge of a cliff. while its staying on top work is getting done (work with me here) but if its tumbling down... thats distraction, and that means no work is getting done. I can only speak for myself, but what I've noticed is that when these distractions interrupt my productivity, its because I was barely on the edge anyways. If you really want to boost your productivity, you have to find what motivates you about doing your work.
Recently I found myself in a low productivity spiral, I tried everything, changing my sleep schedule, disconnecting from the internet, EVERYTHING. I found even with distractions gone, my productivity didn't boost. So I quit my job. The work i'm doing now interests me again. Productivity is at all time highs almost to the point I was at when I first started my career, and did the 16 hour work day (i'm doing 8 hour days now though... i now know about "burnout")