Rethinking Productivity as a Parent
Having kids is the most rewarding thing you will do in this life. It’s also going to test your productivity skills like nothing else.
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Year: 2015
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Logging the OmniFocus Tasks You Did Today
Tracking what you’ve done is important for long-term results. Here’s a TextExpander macro to summarize the OmniFocus tasks you completed today.
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Building Relationships One Deposit at a Time
Relationships take time to build. The more deposits you make, the stronger the emotional bank account grows.
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Remember Everything with Siri
Siri is your best friend when you need to capture ideas on the go. Remember a task, schedule a meeting, or capture a quote with just a few words.
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Why You Need Feedback
Without feedback, you’re stumbling around, going through the motions without creating real value. If you really want to grow, ask someone how you’re doing.
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Productivity Comes from Planning
The key to productivity is to have a plan. Whatever timeframe you’re looking at, it’s the only way to make reliable progress towards your destination.
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It’s Okay to Sulk
When things don’t work out as planned, it’s frustrating. It’s okay to sulk, but the sooner you get past the disappointment, the sooner you can start shaping your world again.
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Routinely Get More Done
In the early 1990s, researchers at MIT accidentally proved you can get more done with less effort by thinking less about what you’re doing. It just takes some preparation, practice, and discipline.
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Are You Steering Your Ship?
Are you getting blown around, drifting wherever the wind takes you? Or are you steering your ship into the wind?
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5 Tips to Protect the Big Rocks
Ever finish the day with more to do than when you started? Here are five tips for protecting the big rocks on your schedule from the gravel that comes in.
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