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How Doing Nothing Can Improve Your Productivity

4 min readAug 16, 2020

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Don’t tell my clients, but I take naps at work. I sometimes get up from my desk, find an empty room, and zone out for fifteen minutes.

When I worked in an office, I felt guilty doing it. But now, as many of us are working from home, I may indulge in it more than I should, thanks COVID.

It took me a while to realize these breaks were a vital part of my day. They are as important as eating or drinking.

As a writer, I spend my time pulling words out of the air. Trying to produce articles continually can lead to days where I don’t feel productive.

I’m sure many of you can relate to this, no matter what you do.

You work day in and day out and get in a groove.

Then it starts to get monotonous, and it feels like you’re getting nowhere. You get frustrated, and your work suffers.

You should know all of us go through these highs and lows.

What you should also know is there are a few unconventional ways you can help overcome the monotony.

In a recent article, I discussed one idea that daily doses of nature could open up creativity, productivity, and help your overall health.

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Matt Inman
Matt Inman

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