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James Bowen
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Good work guys, there's lots of food for thought in there!
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James Bowen
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I'm looking to trying this out tomorrow in the heat of battle! Great video guys.
HOLD X 2.0
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James Bowen
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Turn the notifications off in the email tool. Use folders as mentioned below. Separate your email processing time from deep work. The pomodoro technique is your deep work friend.
How do you handle notification fatigue?
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James Bowen
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James Bowen
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Depends if you're talking tactical or strategic IMNSHO. I use GTD, but that's only as as good as the gatekeeping I do in the first place. I'm I'm not doing valuable work, who cares how good my system is? If I am, a system is a gamechanger.
In terms of focus, the pomodoro technique is something everyone can use regardless of any system.
Unnecessarily complicated - if you're spending time...
Is productivity complicated?
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