Started coding at the age of 13, now a professional software engineer and Scrum Master, creating and maintaining enterprise solutions. Eat - Sleep - Code - Lift - Repeat 💪🏾
I tried various things like pomodoro timers, screen timeout software and other techniques.
What worked for me in the end is a combination of the following:
get up at the same time and start working at the same time every day I work from home
Only have coffee on my desk. Need to walk to the kitchen for a glass of water regulary
Doing laundry (starting the washing maschine after getting up and setting an alarm for when it is done). => I need to put the laundry in the tumble dryer then, so this means another screen break
preparing my meal ~1h before I take my lunch break or if it can't pre prepared, going early for lunch and cook. No ordering food
Eating in the kitchen and not at my desk (this one is important)
Going for a cup of coffee with friends during the day (if possible to arrange with schedule)
Walking through the room during meetings and if it involves screensharing, I try to stand during the call and not to sit. Makes it easier to walk away for a couple of minutes right after hanging up.
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I tried various things like pomodoro timers, screen timeout software and other techniques.
What worked for me in the end is a combination of the following: