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I am not so productive or experienced programmer yet but has been experienced some skills that helped me focus more and boosted my productivity .

To be more productive or maximizing productivity in every second of every day, remember this: Be kind to yourself and your mistakes.

You can’t expect to be more productive overnight.

Small adjustments can lead to more lasting changes, but those may take time and discipline. It looks really easy when you’re reading a productivity blog like this to think it’s easy. But it’s not. I’m not writing this from an expert point of view, but from a guy in the fight against distraction.

So what you wanna do is getting rid of the bad habits that are decreasing you productivity like browsing social media and build new ones that will help you to grow and be more productive .

• Write clean code :

What i mean by clean code is the code that anyone of the team can read it so use meaningful variables names and keep it DRY (don’t repeat yourself) and write more comments so whenever you wanna come back to read your old code you will be able to understand it and you will not be bothered or demotivated .

• Make a reasonable to-do list :

Make sure to set a to-do list every morning before you start working write down all your tasks so you can be more organized during the day and will not jump from a task to other

• Set goals :

When you set goals for the day you will be more motivated to work. Personally when i set daily goals i feel more in control. More organized. I can easily see (and quickly visualize) my progress and recognize how much I’ve accomplished (even when it doesn’t feel like a lot).

• Stop multi-tasking:

Our brain can only handle a task at a time if your brain is trying to manage several tasks at once, it may affect the way you work even when you’re attempting to complete a single task. A study by Stanford researchers found the brains of people who multitask work less efficiently even when they’re not multitasking.

• Drink more water :

Improving productivity starts with a glass of water. That water eases dehydration and expands the brain’s grey matter. By drinking enough water every day, people see a 14 percent increase in productivity at work and at home.

Sometimes it can be hard to remember to drink so make sure to keep a full glass of water on your desk all the time.

• Calms down the mind :

When you meditate regularly, you learn to redirect your attention, and control your emotional impulses, as well as get rid of temptations. As such, it helps in calming your spirit and mind, which is extremely useful for increasing your focus, which further helps enhance one’s productivity at work.

• Exercise :

Exercise truly feeds the brain, essential if you’re going to be more effective and efficient. When your brain is performing at full capacity, you focus better, concentrate more, and thus make smarter decisions. More and more companies are allowing employees to take exercise at work.

• Clean your desk :

A clean and clear workspace eliminates distractions and can therefore help employees better concentrate on the task at hand. Overall productivity is boosted since employees are able to work efficiently and free from distraction.

• Get sunlight :

We need direct and indirect sunlight to maintain physical and mental health and for stress-free productivity. The sun helps us produce vitamin D, melatonin, and serotonin, besides which bright sunlight just helps us feel more alert, according to the study.

Conclusion

Highly productive people can seem like magicians or robots. Most of the time, the most efficient people you meet have managed to find ways to overcome procrastination and other challenges.

I truly hope these productivity tips have been valuable to you. And that I’ve been of service. Your productivity is your life made visible. Please protect it.

Stay productive.