Send thank-you notes after interviews or meetings.
Write a birthday or holiday card to someone special.
The impact of a physical note is often greater than a digital message—it’s a simple way to create lasting impressions.
4. Using a Timer for Focus
Before productivity apps, people used kitchen timers or alarm clocks to manage work. This time-blocking method, also called the Pomodoro Technique today, is still highly effective. Setting a timer creates a sense of urgency and prevents procrastination.
Set a 25-minute timer for focused work sessions.
Take a 5-minute break between sessions to recharge.
Gradually increase the length of focus intervals for deep work.
The physical act of starting and stopping with a timer can often produce more discipline than digital notifications.
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