Focus and Minimising Distractions: Show #32

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Many things keep this generation busy, and a lot of people often confuse busyness with productivity. Many believe that they are being productive when they are actually just being busy, but what most people don’t realise is that there is a huge difference between the two – not only in definition.

With all the distractions we face every day, I’m going to share with you today some simple and practical ideas you can use to minimise distractions and keep your focus with the help of tools like visual reminders and online productivity programmes and applications. I’m also going to share how you can prioritise your tasks and establish boundaries so you can have the power to live more and make the most of your day.

You’ll be more productive if you focus on doing one thing at a time. @jododds

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This Week on the POWER to Live More Podcast:

Being productive versus being busy
The truth about multitasking
Benefits of having a schedule
Having peace as a by-product of productivity
Tips to stay focused
Advantages of dividing the work into smaller parts and portions
Great solution for procrastination
Sources of distractions and how to deal with them

Tips for Staying Focused:

Set up physical boundaries.
Make a daily task list.
Take advantage of time management apps.
Use a timer.
Prioritise overwhelming tasks first.

Mentioned Resources:

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Focus and Minimising Distractions: Show #32

POWER to Live More with Jo Dodds

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