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5 Productivity Songs to Improve Work – No Lyrics, Driving Beat

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Work Smarter: 5 Productivity Songs. No lyrics, driving beat. Picture shows a woman working on a laptop computer next to a cute dog. There is a nice looking plant nearby. In the background, there are candles, office supplies, and a shelf.

Getting stuff done is hard, particularly when you have conditions like bipolar disorder or ADHD that make it difficult for you to focus. Sometimes it can be difficult to focus even without these conditions if you have a noisy or distracting life. Here are 5 productivity songs that I listen to when I am trying to get some work done. These raise my work energy and productivity without being distracting. They have no lyrics but a driving beat that helps me move my work forward.

5 Productivity Songs

This song, as implied by its title, has a very video game feel. If it can make you jump over pools of lava and fight dragons, it can make you do that Excel spreadsheet!
This is another video gamey piece, but it is a little darker. It is really good if you are doing a task that doesn’t go smoothly, like editing something that is rather poorly written.
This song is short and has a clunky beat and a very digital sound where nothing sounds real. This is good for tasks where you get interrupted a lot.
If you want to feel like you’re cool and smooth in a cyberpunk wonderland while you work, check this one out. This is good for when you are designing something and you need to have your hip vibes kicking.
This one is for the fan of classic dance in their productivity songs. Everyone knows BT; this time BT will help you write that email you’ve been putting off!

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