Being in an IT sector my job requires me to spend a lot of time on a computer at the office. I know I am not alone in this. So many of us spend hours upon hours with our eyes focused on the backlight of our computer screens during work. We have heard we should keep blinking so our eyes so that they don’t get too dry. With the growth of the Internet, we also often struggle to remain focused on the task at hand. We get bored with our assignment, or we tend to linger on our momentary accomplishments. It may sound irrational, but I bet a lot of you avoid doing any work at work—but not on purpose. You might be simply struggling with motivation, or you might just be overdosing on the caffeine. Whatever the issue, getting focused takes lots of time and effort.

We can help you out with that, By incorporating a few of these mind hacks into your daily work routine. This will help you to find yourself getting things done more easily, not to mention better and faster than before and with less stress overall.

There is an illusion that doing many things at once is productive. Instead, it leaves you half-focused, and perpetually shift gears. you will have a way that nothing ever very gets complete this manner. Set a timer, and add 90-minute increments. specialize in that one task either for ninety minutes or till it’s complete. Then, take an occasion, and travel.

“It calms me down”, “eases my stress”
“It improves my ability to focus on what I am working on”

Music can aid your concentration by suppressing distractions around the office. Some people experience these effects when they do simpler tasks, but it could also help when doing more complex work. You can control your soundscape in the office and replace external interruptions with sounds of your selection.

Get a head-start on tomorrow by preparing before you leave the office today. The simple task of writing a to-do list is one of the most efficient ways of keeping track of your daily work requirements. By writing out a list for tomorrow before you leave the office at night, you will have an instantaneous head-start on your next day and be prepared for your new priorities.

There’s no one right way to organize a desk. But your physical work space can have a big effect on productivity. It can either energize you or deplete your energy. Every paper on your desk has a task associated with it, and that task is going to take time.

Ask yourself: Are the piles on your desk the same ones that were there three weeks ago, or are they moving? If they’re not stagnant, you’re probably doing O.K. with some clutter

In most cases, keep your desk clear apart from the project you are tackling at the moment, along with the equipment you need to complete it.