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Top $200+ Purchases to Make If You’re a Productivity-Obsessed Writer
Or for anyone typing on a computer for a living
The other day I was chatting with Tim Denning about headphones. He and I live by quality headphones for working. Music is what puts us in flow, and so, it’s imperative that we get a quality pair of headphones.
He uses the wireless Bose Quietcomfort 35 II and I used Bowers and Wilkins P7, both high-quality but expensive headphones that help you get into your own zone, cutting distractions around you.
As we kept chatting, we talked about our set up for work, I realized we do a few things very similarly. I truly believe that the right set up can make or break you. That’s why I love working from home now — you can make your environment the way you want it to.
The issue is, when you add everything up, it’s a costly endeavour, though I’d argue that you pay in back in two ways: you are more productive, and you improve your wellbeing.
Anyway, here’s a list of “expensive” things to buy to improve your productivity and/or wellbeing.
Quality Headphones
Bowers and Wilkins PX7
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Price: $399
