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Simple Office Tricks That Actually Help Your Brain

And No, It's Not About Coffee

Ever catch yourself staring at your screen at 3 PM, feeling like your brain's turned to mush? Yeah, me too. 

After years of trying to crack the code of staying sharp at work, I've found some surprising tricks that actually work. 

Not the usual "drink more water" advice – though honestly, we probably should!

Let’s face it—working in an office can sometimes be a real drag. 

If you’re looking to stay focused and energized, here are some simple hacks that can help make your workday a bit more enjoyable.

One easy change is to adjust the colors on your screen. 

Warmer tones, especially in the evening, can ease eye strain and help you relax after a long day.

Natural light is a big deal, too. If you can, sit near a window and soak up some sunlight. 

It can really lift your mood and help you stay awake. 

Adding a few plants to your workspace can also boost your mood and productivity. 

They not only look nice but can also make your environment feel more inviting.

Noise can be distracting, so think about how to manage it. If you find it hard to concentrate, consider using headphones to help block out background noise. 

Playing some soft background sounds or music might also help you focus better.

And remember to take breaks! 

A quick stretch or a short walk can refresh your mind and help you stay productive throughout the day.

Try out these simple hacks and see how they work for you. 

Sometimes, small changes can make a big difference in how you feel and how much you get done.

What’s one small change you’ve made to your workspace that really helped you?

Catch you in the next one…

Hoyin Cheung,

P.S. If you found these tips helpful, share them with friends who might need a productivity boost. It’s a small action that can make a big difference! 😉

P.P.S. I’d love to hear your thoughts or any strategies you use to have 100% attention while working. Feel free to reply or connect with me on LinkedIn or X. Let’s continue the conversation and boost our productivity together!