You need to construct an input management plan in order to prevent being overwhelmed and to avoid a lack of comprehension and no chance of mastery occurring in your world. If you don’t have time to create one yourself, you can model it after mine. Here’s my three-step Input Management Plan.
The guest on this episode of The Productivityist Podcast is my good friend Chris Ducker, whom I will be joining at the Tropical Think Tank event happening this coming March.
In this post I share My Year in Preview for 2017, breaking down of all of my Monthly Themes and plans for the months ahead.
Today’s guest is Lisa Woodruff, a productivity specialist and author of the book The Mindset of Organization: Take Back Your House One Phase at a Time.
This episode’s guest is a long-time friend whom I met at the World Domination Summit. He is the founder of Productive Flourishing, a best-selling author, the host of the Creative Giant podcast, and a productivity expert: Charlie Gilkey.
Over the past few years, I’ve followed a practice shared with me by my friend Chris Brogan. Every year I choose three words that I use as a waypoint for my year. These words are focal points – Productivity Pillars of sorts – that guide my year the way I want it to go.
In this episode of The Productivityist Podcast, my guest is Briana Borten. She is a peace engineer and wellness entrepreneur who owns The Dragontree Spa and co-wrote The Well Life
Evernote has long been a part of my productivity gestalt. I still find myself looking into how I can leverage it more. Below are 5 of the best ways I’ve found to use Evernote that I’ve not yet tried myself (but now plan to).
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