[...] Remove dis­trac­tions with infor­ma­tion fasting [...]

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I found checking email only during set time periods through the day was massive for boosting my productivity! Give it a try!
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I simply believe in simple to do list.

Make your to do list with your yesterday to do list in simple manner. Do not add those task which is not achievable.

Start with those works which can complete within one hour … this will give you a good start to your body and to your mind.
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Excellent tidbits Ian; the best productivity article I’ve read so far, and there are so many. lol

I guess I’m beginning something similar and not really knowing it! (Commentluv link)
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[...] How to Remove Distractions With Information Fasting [...]

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When I did my information fasting (this time last year) I stopped listening to political talk shows. Haven’t gone back since.

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One of my biggest time savers is Gmail. All emails routed to the same place.

Reader rocks too.

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Hey Adam,
If you’re a Mac guy, you may want to try out a program called Ommwriter. It basically had a very nice and basic screen that allows you to just write text, with nice typing sounds and stuff. Really gets you in the zone.

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Totally agreed. Lots of things pulling us in different directions these days, and if nothing else, it puts in perspective what really matters.

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One simple thing I did with my phone is I turned email alerts off, so I could only check it WHEN and IF I wanted to. Tiny little thing, but it helped.

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