I've discovered six Zen-inspired tools that help me manage work stress and enjoy my job more. By practicing awareness, pacing, mindful transitions, prioritization, routines, and relaxation, I've created habits that make my workday smoother and more fulfilling.
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I've shared my solution for retrieving files via email using a specially designed script for Outlook 365.
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As a long-time user, aBreevy8 is an indispensable part of my daily routine, thanks to its robust features and ability to emulate any keyboard action.
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I've restructured my week to handle chores and errands, freeing my weekend for relaxation and personal time. It's a game changer!
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In this article I vent about people who make excuses for their lack of productivity rather than seeking solutions.
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I discuss my strategies for capturing those random thoughts that pop up throughout the day. I find that if I don't record these thoughts, they tend to distract me at the most inconvenient times. By recording these thoughts, I can process them later and keep my mental space organized and free of clutter.
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I unlock unique ways to use timers beyond the Pomodoro method, enhancing productivity by managing time effectively.
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In my article, I delve into the process of preventing burnout, drawing from my personal experiences. I discuss the four key pillars that underpin the prevention of burnout, namely relaxation, meditation, anxiety management, and better health. I emphasize the necessity of proactive measures and the importance of tailoring these strategies to fit individual needs and circumstances. I believe that by…
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In this post, I explore the concept of Return on Investment (ROI) in our daily activities. I share personal experiences and offered strategies to improve ROI, such as outsourcing, simplifying tasks and re-evaluating commitments. I encourage readers to reflect on their activities and enhance their personal ROI.
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My primary takeaway from this article is the concept of "touching it once" to enhance productivity. This refers to handling tasks, such as reading emails or paying bills, in one go rather than repeatedly coming back to them. By adopting this approach, I can avoid wasting time and energy. However, implementing this strategy will require practice and conscious effort.
