productivity

How to Clear the Clutter that’s Slowing You Down

Don’t let disorder derail your day

We can literally turn a blind eye to the impact clutter has on our productivity. Here are some ways to keep clutter from getting in the way of getting things done.

3:40 read (740 words)

How to Resolve Yesterday’s Unfinished Tasks

Wrap Up the Past to Prepare for the Future

Is your task list getting overwhelmed with the tasks you didn’t finish yesterday? Here’s how to let go of the past so you can embrace the future.

4:20 read (871 words)

Keep Your Productivity On-Course with a Mid-Week Audit

Reviewing your progress lets you correct a bad estimate sooner

We plan at high, strategic levels of thinking and execute at lower, tactical levels. A quick check mid-week can help us make sure our tactics fit with our strategies.

3:15 read (650 words)

The Real Benefits of Being Organized

A Powerful Habit to Unleash Productivity

Getting (and staying) organized is often treated like an end unto itself, but it’s not. Organization is about what it enables.

3:10 read (625 words)

The Three Kinds of Work that Get In Our Way

Not all work is created equal

We often ask ourselves—out of frustration—why we never get anything done. The truth is, we’re getting more done than we realize. Whether or not it’s the work we want to accomplish is another question.

3:10 read (631 words)

What is your Win Condition for the Day?

You can win the day without completing every task

Don’t fall into the trap of thinking you have to complete every task to have a productive day. Productivity isn’t all-or-nothing.

3:30 read (693 words)

How Many Tasks Should You Do in a Day?

The answer may (but shouldn’t) surprise you

Try doing too much today, and you’ll feel like a failure, no matter how much you got done. Don’t do enough, and you won’t conquer the world on schedule. Here’s how to find the sweet spot.

3:30 read (699 words)

5 Ways to See Results Faster

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.

4:25 read (881 words)