Interruptions, context switching and dopamine hits are the enemy of focus. Too often, the software tools we use at work harm us as well as help. This guide explains how to take control of your work tools, so you win back more time for Deep Work.
Hi Hunters,
Roland here, Co-Founder of Acapela. Excited to share our Deep Work Guide with the community 🙂
✍️ Why we wrote this guide
Nobody ever said “I wish I had more time to spend on Slack.” But we all wish we had longer stretches of time to focus.
We're releasing Acapela's Ultimate Guide to Deep Work to help you streamline the way you use your work tools. We're talking Slack, email, calendar, project management tools and more. These are all amazing pieces of software but, as a whole, they can lead to more distraction than action.
We created this guide because there is so much great content out there on how to build in more deep work time… just not in one place. So we did it ourselves.
This guide is full of actionable, tactical things you can do to win back more time, commit to Deep Work and focus on the the things that matter.
We hope you like it!
This is an amazing idea and we, at Flowace are helping individuals with achieving deep work in a balanced manner. Would love to collaborate with you, I see huge synergies
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I'm already using the Pomodoro technique to keep me on track, however, I will definitely try it and give it a try. You can never be productive enough
Collaboration tools are amazing but the focus on instant response and reacting to notifications can kill any attempts at deep work. I'm looking forward to reading your tips for dealing with distractions.
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