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Give Me a Break

Taking breaks is important for anyone undertaking a large amount of work, so you should schedule regular breaks in your day. The frequency of these breaks depends on the intensity and nature of your work. If you are working in front of a computer all day, you should take small, informal breaks every hour to move around and readjust your eyes. This can help with bad circulation and repetitive stress injuries, such as eyestrain. As far as formal, fifteen-minute breaks go, you generally only need two a day.
Invest in Ideas

If you ever have a good idea, invest in it! There are many ways to do this, but implementing a few, simple must-dos can increase your innovation. First, write down your ideas – this will help you to remember it and make it seem more thoughtful and organized, helping you to work out the kinks and whether it's actually a good idea. Next, do something about your ideas! Take steps to make your ideas a reality, and you'll find great satisfaction and even opportunity. Invest in your ideas!
Pencil You In

• sleep
• time off
• recreational activity
• meal lengths
• social times


