How to become more productive

Make room for more productivity by implementing the following habits:

 Habit stacking: It is unrealistic to expect all of your habits to change immediately. Focus on implementing minor, gradual adjustments to determine what improves your productivity and what does not.

Stop multitasking: It might be tempting to try to multitask by handling many tasks from a day at once. Even while it may seem useful, this rarely yields the best outcomes. You will do each activity more quickly and at a better level if you concentrate just on one at a time, allowing you to go on without interruption to the next one.

Take breaks: It may appear strange to recommend taking breaks when discussing how to be productive at work, but taking frequent breaks actually reduces stress and boosts productivity. Consider arranging 10–15 minute breaks frequently. Use this time to step away from your work, enabling your mind to relex and return with renewed motivation and fresh ideas.

Start with the hardest task: It can be tempting to avoid challenging or time-consuming tasks and concentrate on quick results. However, you can improve your drive and focus for the rest of the day by tackling your most challenging projects first. If you feel most productive early in the day or then, give these bigger tasks top priority

Remove distractions:You can dramatically increase your productivity by simply eliminating the largest temptations from your surroundings. Silence your phone and disable social media notifications if you want to increase your productivity. Make objectives and carry them out. You'll be more focused on achieving your objectives the less distractions there are in your environment. Get rid of negative influences to position yourself for success.