by David Blog
We try to focus on the biggest task that needs to be accomplished, but if it’s not going as planned, you’re best off not spending too much time on it. Stop that process, take a step back, regain momentum, then start again.
When it boils down to it, you just have to jump right in and do it. The earlier you start the earlier you can finish your task and jump on to something else.
Focus on small arrangements. Do tasks that have a clear beginning and end and is easy to check off on a to-do list. Finishing even the smallest of jobs helps you clear your head and your day.
Focus on your breathing and bring yourself back to a head space where you are able to accomplish the task at hand. Listening to music may also get you into the zone.
Unproductive days have historically been frustrating -- until you realized that these are the times when your brain is unconsciously cooking up my next idea! Instead of being annoyed at your lack of concentration, let your thoughts wander and try to feed your brain with new and exciting inputs. Trust your brain, it knows what it needs to do.