Intention and Attention

Spinning your wheels? Feel like you’re not getting the right things done? Well, if you want to be more personally productive then this is what you do.

For me, in this season of life, I’d say that my average day is a mixed bag. While most days are productive on paper, they feel a little bit too busy and a little bit too stressed.

As a small-business owner, sometimes my responsibilities have me pulled in a half-dozen directions. Between all my spinning plates, well, life can feel frazzled at times.

But I’m not alone here, am I? You’re busy, too. We all are.

Ready get more work done and to avoid false expectations? The Shut Up Strategy is a great way to do that.

We all procrastinate at times. What can you do to minimize the time you spend procrastinating?

Today’s guest post is by Ryan McRae. Ryan is the creator of the blog, The ADHD NERD, a blog dedicated to helping people be more productive, successful and happy especially if they have ADHD. I recently took a three-day productivity retreat—I noticed that I was falling behind on projects, freelance work, and my own writing and

In today’s guest post, Dan Erickson shares some practical ways that minimalism can actually help you be more productive.

Whenever I sit down to plan, write, or create anything, I want to put myself in the best position to build something worthwhile. In order to do that, I think about all of the things I’ve been noticing up until that moment. Here’s what this looks like when I’m writing something. First Notice When I

Seth Godin’s writing isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but at least he’s consistent. And being consistent can really power your personal productivity.

If you want to move forward then you need to appreciate your near-wins.