In today's fast-paced digital world, managing notifications like missed calls, unread emails, and messages can be overwhelming. From personal experience, using tools like CapCut for editing videos requires focus, which constantly interrupted by notifications can hinder. To stay productive, I have developed a few habits that might help others dealing with notification overload. First, setting specific times during the day to check emails and messages helps reduce constant distractions. For instance, I allocate morning, midday, and evening slots just for handling communications. This approach prevents a notification tsunami and allows uninterrupted creative flow when working with apps like CapCut. Next, organizing notifications by priority is crucial. For example, a '17 missed calls' alert sounds urgent but might just be from unknown numbers or telemarketers. Identifying genuine contacts by customizing phone settings ensures important calls aren’t missed. Similarly, sorting emails into folders or applying filters can cut down on the '130 unread mails' pile, making the inbox more manageable. Lastly, enabling 'Do Not Disturb' mode while editing videos on CapCut can enhance concentration and support creative processes without unnecessary interruptions. This mode can be scheduled automatically during peak working hours to create a distraction-free environment. Overall, combining digital discipline with smart notification management improves efficiency and calm in a notification-heavy lifestyle. Experience shows that these small changes free up mental space for creativity, making both daily communication and video editing more enjoyable and manageable.