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Develop a focus routine from "summary" of Find Your Focus by Alison Davies

To develop a focus routine, you need to establish a simple and clear daily structure that will help you stay on track and maintain your attention. Start by setting specific goals for each day and breaking them down into smaller, more manageable tasks. This will give you a clear direction and a sense of purpose as you go through your day. Create a schedule that includes dedicated time blocks for focused work, as well as regular breaks to rest and recharge. Find a balance that works for you, whether it's working for 50 minutes and taking a 10-minute break, or working for 25 minutes and taking a 5-minute break. Experiment with different time intervals to see what works best for your focus and productivity. Eliminate distractions by creating a conducive work environment. This could mean finding a quiet space to work, turning off notifications on your phone, or using tools like noise-cancelling headphones. By minimizing distractions, you can create a focused work environment that will help you concentrate on t...
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    Find Your Focus

    Alison Davies

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