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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
Before a task you have been circling for days, give five minutes to moving your body. A brisk walk or a couple of flights of stairs is often enough to make starting feel less like pushing at a door that will not open.
Treat the movement as part of the task rather than something virtuous you do separately. The lift is short lived, so it helps most sitting right…
Light movement while you work is not stolen from the work. Rocking a foot, standing up, a slow circuit of the room on a call: for many people the concentration goes up rather than down.
Worth testing instead of assuming. Take one task you always do sitting still and do it moving gently: read on your feet, take the meeting walking,…
Do not leave it to eleven at night to decide whether to close the tab. Set the block in the afternoon, while you are still the version of yourself who wants it set.
A browser extension that shuts certain sites between certain hours, a router on a timer, mobile data off after a set time. Pick one, set it once, and…
Stimulant medication does not install an ability you did not have. It raises how much signal is available at the junctions between nerve cells, so the circuits you already own can hold that signal long enough to use it.
Messages pass between nerve cells across a tiny gap, carried by chemicals that are released and then taken back up again. These medicines mostly slow…
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