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As a kid, I used to read books all the time. But then around middle school the internet became a big thing in my little life and I began reading more random internet junk than actual legitimate literature. It’s like when I discovered Jack In The Box for the first time in college and it became my go-to food source. Fresh and healthy vegetables, be gone! Obviously, that wasn’t a great time in my life.
Now that I’m out of collage and I’m no longer being forced to read anything I don’t want to, I’ve rediscovered my love of reading for relaxation and entertainment rather than watching TV or scrolling Instagram. Funny how that works, huh?
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Because after all, you are still working to earn an income. I’m sure I don’t need to remind you of that. If you are struggling, you’re probably feeling down enough without me harping on you. I know just how you feel.
I’ve been exactly where you perhaps are right now. You feel like you’ve got endless freedom, and the world is your oyster. Yet you feel like no progress is being made because at the end of the day, (well, during the day, actually,) you’re waffling. Flipping around from task to task, thought to thought with no plan of attack.
I am here to tell you that yes, you can be successful working from home. But yes, you do need serious self-discipline. This is my foolproof 10 step plan for being productive every single day.