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By: Dee Success Kumar

Dee Success Kumar — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 00:30:45 +0000

The sun of course helps until it gets too hot, then im seriously unproductive!

But, on a more serious note, I find working in 45 minute blocks with a 15 minute break works well for me. In thos 45 minutes I regularly keep asking myself if what I am doing is going to help me accomplish my main task, just to help me keep focused.
I have a fascination with the number 3 lately and I like to have 3 main things to work on each day. I find that reducing the number of tasks to 3 keeps me priorities and naturally more productive as I have a clear objective.
I've been moving around so much lately that TV is not really in the picture, but rest and relaxation, as you mention is of maximum benefit for me. I even use it as a reward when I work extra hard to complete a new project.

By: Katie

Katie — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 20:51:40 +0000

Hi Chris,
I am a designer as well and have found myself in he same situation at times working till the wee hours of the nite and not feeling the least bit tired. I can't say I would jump out of bed eagerly at 1 am but, I have worked well past the 1 am hour. As for designing I sometimes find that my best designs come when I am about to throw in the towel.

By: Chris

Chris — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 02:48:22 +0000

I'm more of a nocturnal creature so I tend to be more productive during the wee hours of the night so my "jump out of the bed" scenario usually happens at around 1 am. Then I usually can't start working with my designs for at least a couple of more hours since I'm usually distracted with my Xbox gaming. Hah! I need me some of this summer productivity, i think i need a huge dose.

By: Apple

Apple — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 02:39:30 +0000

The Beach Boys always reminds me of summer, specially "wouldn't it be nice." I don't know, maybe of the movie 50 first dates. But everytime I hear it, I feel a sudden burst of energy running all over my body and I'm pumped for a whole day's work. When I think of summer all I can think of is surfing! Now wouldn't it be nice to work underneath the australian sun riding waves right now? Wishful thinking.