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1. Organize your Schedule
Make a to-do list before you sleep or in the morning before you start your workday
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2. Learn How to Say "No"
Overloading yourself with more tasks will not make you more productive. To help meet deadlines, learn to prioritize and say no.
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3. Break Down your Tasks
Breaking down your task into smaller steps can assist you in achieving your goal more quickly and effectively.
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4. Take One Step at a Time
Don't multitask. Set a specific amount of time for each animation project stage and tackle issues one after the other.
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5. No All-Nighters or All-Dayers
Focus on your work, but don't sacrifice your well-being. Take breaks and get enough sleep.
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6. Don't Work on Your Bed
If you're working from home, assign a room or area to be your workspace. Feel free to decorate it as you wish, but remove distractions.
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