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Lauren Barnhill

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The “5-Minute Rule” That’s Taking Over Reddit Can Instantly Boost Your Productivity Original

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By Lauren Barnhill
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Credit: Catherine Falls Commercial / Getty Images If you have about 100 tabs open in the back of your brain at any given moment, you’re not alone. When bigger tasks get in the way, it’s easy to deprioritize these small tasks and add them to the “I’ll deal with that later” stack (*cough* mountain). But over time, letting these small tasks pile up clutters your brain and makes you feel overwhelmed.
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The 5 Best High-Protein Snacks With Almonds, According to Registered Dietitians Original

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By Lauren Barnhill
| Real Simple Verified
Credit: fcafotodigital / Getty Images Almonds are an easy way to add protein, fiber, and satisfying healthy fats to snacks, making them a smart base for options that keep you fuller longer. Simple pairings like apple slices with almond butter, almonds with edamame, or a homemade trail mix with seeds and dried fruit offer quick, balanced snacks that work well at home or on the go.
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The “5-Minute Rule” That’s Taking Over Reddit Can Instantly Boost Your Productivity

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By Lauren Barnhill
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia Verified
If you have about 100 tabs open in the back of your brain at any given moment, you're not alone. When bigger tasks get in the way, it's easy to deprioritize these small tasks and add them to the "I'll deal with that later" stack (*cough* mountain). But over time, letting these small tasks pile up clutters your brain and makes you feel overwhelmed. Enter the "5-Minute Rule": A productivity method made for tackling all of these little tasks head-on in a short period of time.
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