1. Prepare Your Work For The Next Day

At the end of everyday, end your work by arranging your work for the next day.
If you have to start a new blog, create a new doc, prepare the outline and gather some links for research.
The next day, go straight to look up those links. Instead of wasting time looking for alternative resources on Google.
This trick will help you save hours of time.

2. Break Down Your Projects

When you are assigned to work on a big project, don’t fill your brain with it all.
Instead, break down the project into small milestones and split it evenly for the week.

When you have a lot of blogs to work on, for example, spread them out over the week. Not more than one each day.

This will help you this will allow you to make better use of your time, so you can get some rest, and be more productive for the rest of the upcoming work.

3. Create A Rewards System

To stay focused while working, you can use Chrome extensions to prevent access to social media sites.
After finishing a part of your work, reward yourself with 10 minutes on Facebook or your favourite social media channel. It will inspire you to work even harder.

You can use any incentive as a reward. It could be something as simple as reading a few chapters of your favourite book, playing PUBG game, or simply going for a walk.

4. Find The Right Environment

Each one’s work environment could be different. Maybe you’ll be able to get more work done while sitting on a park bench or in a coffee shop. Alternatively, you might join a co-working place with other freelancers.

Whichever environment it is, find what works for you best to help you be more productive and effective with your time.

5. Create Deadlines

The majority of freelance jobs have deadlines come with.
You can set your own smaller deadlines.

For example, let’s say you have to write a really long eBook in a month. Then you have to break it down into 10 chapters and give yourself 2 days to finish the first chapter and so on.

Anyway deadlines are an excellent motivator for increasing productivity. Especially if you’re the kind of person who thrives under pressure.

6. Find Your Toolkit

Find the right tools to help you do your work faster and better.

These tools will automate some of your smaller tasks and help you cut down your work by half and finish it in an efficient way and save a lot of time.

7. Start With The Hardest Task

Starting your day with the most difficult task, rather than the easiest, is a good idea.

Because once you’ve completed the most difficult part, you’ll feel as if you can accomplish anything.

In fact, after finishing that hard task, those other tasks will feel very easy. And you’ll feel more motivated to finish them up quickly.