How to set daily limits
Three 20-minute breaks work for many; if you set an alarm on your phone, it reduces the hassle of staying on the screen
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Three 20-minute breaks work for many; if you set an alarm on your phone, it reduces the hassle of staying on the screen
Set limits
Having all notifications on increases haste; keeping two important alerts makes control much easier
View loginUse passwords longer than 8 characters; don't use the same password in two places
Using a timer in the Krikya App reduces the risk of late decisions, and after Dhaka city's night traffic, it works well
Keep only urgent messages; reduce the rest to maintain focus
Take a 5-minute break after 30 minutes; both eyes and head will feel relief
If you're in a bad mood, decisions are weak; it's better not to log in that day
If you forget your password, seek help; trying unnecessarily wastes time
Log inIf you don't set limits upfront, stopping later is hard, so write two clear rules before starting
Start with 45 minutes daily, then reduce by 15 minutes if needed
If you use bKash, Nagad, or Rocket, set a BDT limit in advance; many Dhaka users keep a single fixed limit
After every 2 sessions, put the phone away for 10 minutes; this keeps your head cool
Keep the screen off for 1 hour before sleep; it's easy, but useful for work
Before launching the APK, verify the file and source; another common mistake is keeping many tabs open at once
Following these three rules reduces trouble, especially when outside Dhaka with slow mobile data, staying calm while working is even more important
Provide accurate information, then keep login details separate
Time, limits, and breaks—these 3 things to set first
If your mood is bad, stop; that's the wisest thing to do
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