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The post has a list of five different ways to get more productive. It gives a detailed explanation of each way and then mentions how to implement them in your daily routine. The five ways are: - Batch your time management - Break up your work into smaller pieces - Block distractions from other sources -Use tools strategically for increased productivity - Manage open loops, commitments, and expectations. The first step that was listed was batching time management. This means blocking out your work time and not allowing other things to interfere with it. This can be done by setting up your day so that you are working during certain hours, and then setting other stuff for the other hours so you won’t be tempted to work during those times. You can also keep a list or schedule of when you are working, or if that’s too much then only schedule the most important tasks to try and stay focused on them instead of getting distracted. The second tip is breaking up your work into smaller pieces. This is done by making sure you do not work for more than an hour at a time, and also breaking up the work into smaller tasks that can be completed in those hours. You can allow yourself to check email or use social media during your break, but that should only take a few minutes. Another option would be to have a setup temporarily where if you see a distraction coming you can push a button on a device or program so it blocks out the distractions and keeps your focus on the task at hand. The third tip is blocking distractions from other sources. This means being careful of what you watch or listen to while working. For example, listening to music can help you focus for a while, but it is also possible that the music will distract you during that time. You can also change what you are wearing or your monitor brightness to get things set up for work, or leave the room you are in only taking the essentials with you so there is nothing more to distract yourself with while working. The fourth tip is using tools strategically for increased productivity. For example using an iPhone timer app so that when your time is up there is a visual cue so it can be hardwired into your brain. You can also use tools on social media like chatbots for Messenger to remind yourself of what tasks need to be done during specific times of the day. Another example is a tool called Followup.cc which allows you to set reminders for emails so they can be completed later without forgetting about them. You can also use tools to teach yourself how to work more effectively so you get things done quicker and have more time for other things. The last tip is managing open loops, commitments, and expectations. This means that when something comes up that takes away from your planned work time it gives you the option of accepting the open loop, declining the commitment or expectation or putting it off for another time. cfa1e77820