### 1. Plan your day in advance
Make a to-do list every morning or the night before. This will help you focus on priorities and avoid chaos. Use the “Rule of 3” method: choose the top three tasks that must be completed first.

### 2. Work according to your biorhythms
Your body works in a certain rhythm. Determine when you are most productive - morning, afternoon, or evening - and schedule complex tasks for these hours. Leave easy routine tasks for periods of low energy.

### 3. Use the Pomodoro Technique
The Pomodoro Technique involves working for 25 minutes, separated by 5-minute breaks. This approach helps you stay focused and prevents burnout. After four cycles, take a longer break of 15-30 minutes.

### 4. Minimize distractions
Notifications on your phone, noisy colleagues, and social media all reduce your productivity. Use apps to block unwanted sites, turn on the Do Not Disturb mode, and work in a quiet place.

### 5. Delegate tasks
Don’t try to do everything yourself. If possible, delegate some of the work to colleagues or outsource. This will free up time for more important things.

### 6. Monitor your well-being
Productivity is impossible without good health. Make sure you get enough sleep, eat right, and exercise. Regular walks and short exercises will help you maintain high energy levels.

### 7. Analyze your efficiency
At the end of the day, take stock of what tasks were completed, what went wrong, and how you can improve your workflow. This will help you become more productive day after day.

By applying these methods, you will notice how your productivity increases and work tasks are completed faster and easier. Start implementing at least one of these tips today!