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Productivity vs creativity in writing by Adriana Escobar
Many people argue what is more important, productivity or creativity. But if you want to write really good academic papers, you should be both productive and creative.
If your work is creative but not productive, you may lose a lot of your money and time. If it’s productive but not creative, you can get your result in time but it may not be interesting for other people.
How to improve your productivity
You should have a schedule of activities. It helps you to find enough time for learning, work, sports, and relaxing. If you think that your schedule is not very efficient, reorganize it until it works as it should.
The quality of food that you eat also matters. Healthy food is good for your brains and helps you to work more effectively.
Find places where you are most productive. It may be restaurants and cafés, parks and squares. Many students work well in libraries and campuses, in collaboration with other students.
Try to find things that have a bad influence on your productivity. For example:
How to improve your creativity
Even if you don’t consider yourself as a creative person, you can work on it and get results. This is the list of several ideas:
You should understand that it takes time to improve productivity and creativity, and you have to make an effort. If now you spent minutes on writing a sentence, later you’ll be able to write much faster. The same can be said about creativity, you’ll find your style and the right direction.
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