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Part of it you won't be able to fix by making changes to your device, because its you. You can take away all the distractions, but you're a human being, you wil
by notapenny 5y ago
Part of it you won't be able to fix by making changes to your device, because its you. You can take away all the distractions, but you're a human being, you will be looking for them at some point and you need to be able to stop yourself at that time.
For me, the following has helped:
* Turn off all notifications, that means on all devices.
* Leave your phone in silent mode, better yet hide the screen from your view so you don't see incoming notifications
* Log out of any social media, for me having to log in and do 2FA again is usually the barrier where I remember why I was logged out in the first place
* People have said it but set your dock on auto-hide, you can also turn off the red dots on most applications
* Tons of apps now allow you to go full screen, some writing apps are super minimal, so you really only see text.
* I use a pomodoro timer if I need real focus, there's videos on YouTube that will also just run 45 mins then have 15 minute break, though that might be too distracting an environment initially.