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Here's a concise summary of the key tips shared by Cal Newport in his book "Deep Work":
1. Embrace Deep Work: Prioritize focused, undistracted work as a valuable skill in the
knowledge economy.
Eliminate digital distractions by turning off notifications and using website blockers.
3. Schedule Deep Work: Pomodro tec,Concentrate, visual schedule, Goal for that time,track
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Allocate specific time blocks for deep work in your daily schedule.
Recognize tasks that require deep concentration and separate them from shallow
tasks.
5. Establish Rituals: remove phone and apps, Trigger pomodro tech , jot down distractions or
ideas
Develop rituals to signal the beginning and end of deep work sessions.
Choose technologies that enhance deep work, not detract from it.
Define specific, measurable, and actionable goals for your deep work sessions.
Schedule specific time for shallow tasks like emails and social media to avoid
constant interruptions.
Aim for deep work sessions lasting at least 90 minutes. Strive for a minimum of four
hours of deep work daily.
Determine if you work best in isolation (monastic) or balance deep and shallow work
(bimodal).
Opt for a rhythmic schedule (same time every day) or a journalistic schedule (as fits
your needs) based on your work demands.
Be aware of and address internet or smartphone addictions that hinder deep work.
Regularly assess your deep work efforts and adjust your strategy based on results.
Deep work requires discipline and persistence. Make it a consistent part of your
routine.
By implementing these strategies, you can enhance your ability to focus, be more productive, and
achieve better results in your work. Good luck!