My strategies for keeping my attention
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My strategies for keeping my attention
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Re: My strategies for keeping my attention
#2This is what I'm talking about when I say January is Productivity month on HN.
I've tried many of these myself. The 50 minute one worked surprisingly well for me.
Also, the latest thing that's killing it for me is a standing desk coupled with a treadmill.
Really happy with how that's making me feel and work.
Btw. Love your website, I'm also trying to put myself out there with a weekly newsletter for remote working parents - https://thursdaydigest.com/
Re: My strategies for keeping my attention
#3> Using the “Intention” Chrome extension by DK
I'm sort of surprised the extension doesn't ask for your intentions or what your goal is.
> Writing on Go Note Go, my headless keyboard
This, uh, is a unique solution. I like the concept but it seems too impractical to me. I might put it on my list to see if I can think of something that suits me more.
Re: My strategies for keeping my attention
#4> Using the “Intention” Chrome extension by DK I'm sort of surprised the extension doesn't ask for your intentions or what your goal is. > Writing on Go Note Go, my headless keyboard This, uh, is a unique solution. I like the concept but it seems too impractical to me. I might put it on my list to see if I can think of something that suits me more.
Lately I have really been wanting a super-simple electronic note-taker with voice recording and clock/timer function, and absolutely nothing else. Imagine a Blackberry/Palm PDA style device with a physical keyboard, and a minimal OS designed for note-taking, like what you see on Remarkable or Boox e-ink tablets.