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Can you hack your brain to be ultra-productive?
To say I was busy this month would be an understatement. Two big projects, a book to write, a podcast to host, editing responsibilities, several freelance assignments and this column meant I was overworked and exhausted.
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The author describes a month packed with two major projects, a book, a podcast, editing duties, several freelance assignments and a regular column, leaving them overworked and exhausted. Facing converging deadlines, they sought a serious productivity boost. Rather than tackling the tasks directly, they began researching methods to become more productive.
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