Stop Daydreaming at Work

Caught daydreaming at work? Ever walked into aWrite down all things that are bothering you or
room and forget why you entered? Frustrating butcausing you to daydream at work. List ways to
normal. Boredom, fatigue and stress have beenaddress each issue and then move on. This will put
nabbed as the culprits that let your mind wander allyour worries on the back burner and allow you to
day. Here are some tips to corral your brainpowerfocus on the task at hand.
and remain focused, especially at work!Take a break. Do you keep re-reading the same
Organize your work area. Let's face it, Mondayparagraph? This isn't memory loss, it's actually
morning rolls around and your boss drops off twentymindless reading. Your eyes move across the page,
things that need to be done by end of week, and it'sbut you're not thinking about the text because your
a little overwhelming. Where to start? Decide what ishead is in the clouds. Try taking short breaks when
most crucial and set the rest aside. De-clutter youryou have to get through longer articles, and recap
area nixing extra work, emails, memos and anythingwhat you just read to stay on track.
else that reminds you that you are behind. Take yourDo Puzzles. Keep your mind young by doing basic
day one task at a time and you will be less likely topuzzles or Sudoku. This not only passes the time if
space out.you are a train commuter, but will also sharpen your
Ask questions. If you are known for spacing outmind. Download a new brain buster to your iPhone
during long work meetings try this tip. Ask questionsweekly with this app.
related to the topic. This will challenge you to stay onBy de-cluttering your desk, participating more in
task and register what is being said. Heck you mightmeetings and taking short breaks you will be able to
even impress a few coworkers with yourcut down on mind wandering. This will lead to being
participation which could lead to a promotion!more productive at work. Save the daydreaming for
Write it down. Are you known for being alaying out by the pool.
worrywart? Channel all your worries onto paper.