The Top Posts of 2016
Here are the most-read, most-shared, and most-loved posts of 2016.
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Year: 2016
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How to be Present when You’re With Family
Time with family is wonderful. You need to carefully guard your time and your attention or your time together won’t really bring you any closer.
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How to Make Gift-Giving a Breeze with Evernote
Take the stress out of giving gifts by keeping notes for each recipient.
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The Only Way They Can Insult You
The American colonists took the British taunt “Yankee Doodle” and owned it. They didn’t let the song insult them.
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How to Make an Ordinary Goal Become Powerful
Your goals will be more powerful if you take the time to clarify why you’re setting that goal.
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Five Ways Gratitude Will Improve Your Life
It’s not easy to develop an attitude of gratitude, but it will improve every aspect of your life.
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How to Get More Done with a Fraction of the Work
What could you eliminate, automate, or delegate today to free up your valuable time and attention?
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Have You Forgotten Why You Do What You Do?
When did you last stop to think about why you make the tough choices you do? If you lose sight of your why, choosing the challenge may just be making things harder for yourself.
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How to Plan Your Day with the Productivity Matrix
Eisenhower’s productivity matrix is usually used to take a high-level look at where we’re spending (and wasting) time. It’s also a great tool for low-level planning of your day/week.
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Five Reasons You Need to Build Margin Into Your Schedule
We can only push ourselves for so long. By building margin into our schedule, we can keep a sustainable pace, live life to its fullest, and get more done in the long run.
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