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Humans are wired for drama. In prehistoric times, drama meant danger, and recognizing danger was crucial for survival. But in todays world, this trait does more harm than good, especially in the workplace.

After five weeks of trying the monk mode productivity hack, web developer Samson Baxter said it worked, but then he hit a wall.

Through time batching, you can eliminate multitasking, which reduces your attention and makes performance dip.

Rachel Harris broke down how she spends the first two hours of every day in monk mode —and shared how it frees up her 9-to-5 for scaling her business.

Josh Wood tried the monk mode productivity hack and cut his hours down from 80 to 40 a week: "I can get the same amount of work done in less time."

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Getting more work done involves choosing the right productivity hack.

Writer Rossilynne Culgan shares why she thinks the best office in America for productiveness isn't an office at all — it's a seat on an Amtrak train.

Hannah Dixon holds herself accountable to tasks via Mastermind groups and leans on tools like Zapier to streamline projects and get new clients.