Low productivity can cost businesses millions of dollars each year. With so many distractions however - like social media, the internet, other co-workers and our own lack of motivation - it can be hard to regain your productivity streak. Although there are several articles out there touting different time management fixes, these four tips are off the beaten path and will hopefully grant you a renewed kick in your step the next time you sit down at your desk to work. Don't Multitask There was a day not too long ago that added "ability to multitask" to a resume or CV was seen as a positive attribute to have in a work environment. Make a To-Don't List Many people find that making to-do lists or writing down plans and tasks in a diary help keep them organized and productive. Track Time Spend a whole day tracking how you spend your time at work - reading and responding to emails, researching, talking to co-workers, and other activities. Look Back How did your week go? Do you even remember your busy Monday morning? If you made a to-don't list and were able to track you time in the same week, look back and see all that you accomplished, and where you can make improvements for your future productivity.