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Five simple productive hacks Many would love to give their right arm to be more productive, but they just don't know where to begin. Contrary to what people may think, it's actually quite simple. Here are five simple ways to boost your

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Page 1: Five Simple Productive Hacks

Five simple productive hacks

Many would love to give their right arm to be more productive, but they just don't know where to begin. Contrary to what people may think, it's actually quite simple. Here are five simple ways to boost your productivity.

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Write down a list:

Learning to prioritize is one of the key things linked to boost productivity. Not all our tasks are equally important. We need to realize which task deserves attention. So the best way to go about this is to start listing out the tasks in order of priority. Before starting the day's work, prepare your To Do list. Pin it on your work desk and stick to i

Say No to distraction:

As we are all working in a highly digital environment, we tend to get distracted very easily. Haven't you noticed that in the midst of working, we keep on updating status on Facebook or tweet or post a photo on a sharing website. The distractions are many and they can be easily the number one killer of productivity. When you have tasks to focus on, you need to have great concentration. Eliminate distractions and let your productivity soar.

Learn to Say No: 

Most people pleasers have a problem saying No and that definitely affects one's productivity. If you want to be productive then you have to cut the flab. You need not be the one doing everybody else's work. Focus on your work only. It is essential to learn the fine art of saying no if you are keen on giving a push to your productivity.

Keep a Hawk's eye on your time: 

As they say jealously guard your own time. Whiling away time on doing unnecessary things will not lead you anywhere. Keep a track of how you are spending time the same way you spend your money. Try to understand the pattern in which you spend your time. When you keep a track you will also understand how you are spending your time.

Relax:

 All work, no play will affect your productivity in the long run. So, learn to relax. Pick up a hobby and do what interests you, it could be gardening, cooking, playing a game of tennis. When you make an effort to relax, it also improves your productivity.