Your plan for the day should bring clarity, not more confusion
It takes a focused effort to keep your task list relevant and useful. It’s a tool that should help you accomplish incredible things, not a burden to weigh you down.
Not every play needs to result in a touchdown, or even a first down
You don’t have to drive the entire length of the field in a single shot to reach your goals. Just keep moving the chains.
You need more direction than “any place but here”
You’re much more likely to make lasting changes in your life if you know what you’re heading towards, not just what you’re putting behind you.
Track Commitments, Make Progress, and Be More Relaxed
Weekly review and planning will help you keep your commitments, achieve your goals, and be more relaxed along the way.
Make every keystroke count
One of the best things you can do to increase your productivity at the computer is to use macro software like TextExpander. Here are 7 ideas to get you started.
Increase your intensity, increase your productivity
Focus helps you be productive day-to-day and get clear on the big picture. Here are four stages of focus that will help at any level of thinking.
Every task needs a trigger when the time is right
The key to an effective productivity system is knowing the right thing at the right time. Here are eight techniques to know what you’re supposed to be doing.
Don’t let implementation details slow you down
Tasks and projects both represent a desired outcome. Which you use depends on how detailed you need to be.
Nothing ruins your day like knowing you’re putting off work
Procrastinating makes you miserable because whatever you’re putting off is hanging over you. Get it done and enjoy yourself guilt-free.
An integrated record is just a click away
Create notes in Evernote to support your OmniFocus projects. Here’s how to set them up for a seamless experience.
