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You can dramatically increase your productivity if you take the time to make the next tips a habit:

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1. Plan
Before you go to bed today, write down exactly what you are going to work on tomorrow.

This can be as simple as writing down the three most important tasks (and order them after priority) that you have to accomplish the next day.

2. Visualize
I have found positive visualization to be extremely efficient in motivating, inspiring, and encouraging me to take action.

Not only will it make you feel good, it will all so help you stay focused on the tasks that matter.
If you ever realize that you don't know why you're doing a task, you need to step back and re-examine what you're trying to accomplish.

3. Single-Task
In order to really be able to focus, you need to single task.

That means eliminating any distractions that you might have. I shut down my e-mail, my browser, and everything else that might pop up and distract me. If you want to produce exceptional results, you have to focus on the tasks that are hard but that ultimately satisfy.

4. Work Offline
One of the best ways to become highly productive is to work off-line.

Now, sometimes this isn't possible, but when it is, it will dramatically boost the amount of work you can get done. Take control of your destiny and start focusing on work that truly matters.

5. Get Rid of Your Inner Critic
Last, but definitely not least is the ability to temporarily suspend your inner critic and eliminate perfectionism.

This applies to every field, and you have to find out how you can suspend your inner critic so you can get more creative work done.

If you make it your mission to become more productive by incorporating new habits each week, you will be amazed at how much you can increase your productivity in just a few months.

There are no limits, except the ones that you impose on yourself.

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