Sometimes real productivity is more about knowing when to take a break, not when to push forward.
The authorNicholas Carlsonrevealed his writing process in a recent article at Business Insider.
All in all, he managed to write a 93,000-word book in about six weeks.
So I imagined my brain was a screw that I didn’t want to strip.
When you hit a great deal of resistance, don’t keep twisting with more force.
Stop, give yourself a break, and come back to the screw with a better screwdriver.
The Productivity Hacks I Used to Write a 93,000-Word Book in 6 Weeks| Business Insider
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