We make decisions ahead of time and don’t always realize it
We often make decisions ahead of time without realizing it. When the decision point comes, we’ve already chosen the outcome that will happen without further action.
Keep old planners around without buying them their own bookcase
If you use a paper planner, you inevitably run into one fatal question: What do I do with a planner once it’s full? Here’s how to keep those old planners around without buying them their own bookcase.
Wrap things up and move on
We all want to get more done. Here are five ways to finish up sooner so you can get on to the next big thing.
Spread things out before you’re spread too thin
Want to assign tasks to specific days during your weekly planning? Here’s how to set up OmniFocus.
Even taxes can be simplified by making a list
Take the stress out of preparing your taxes by creating a cheat sheet. Know exactly what you need to collect and where to find it.
What if your plan for today takes several days to finish?
It frequently takes me several days to work through a daily plan. Is that really such a bad thing?
Don’t be so busy that you don’t get anything done
If we aren’t careful, our quest to get more done will keep us from getting anything meaningful done.
Your day could be less stressful than you make it
Productivity takes pride in a job well done, but these three pitfalls will leave you wanting more no matter what you do.
Coalesce Quadrant 3 into Quadrant 2
Most coworkers want to be respectful of your time and not disturb you when you’re in the middle of something. Office Hours can send a signal that it’s an especially good time to interrupt you.
Building blocks to lay out your week
There are four basic blocks of time you can put on your calendar. How you arrange them is up to you.
