You Can Avoid Multitasking When You Focus on These 3 Things
Austin Church shares the 3 things he gives focus to over multitasking in order to accomplish more of the right tasks every single day.
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The One Meeting I Make Time for No Matter What
My wife and I have a lot going on. We work together on this business of mine, and Anne has her own business dealings as well. We also have two kids, so we have other people in our household that require our time, attention, and focus. As our kids have gotten older, their needs have
Your Email App is Not Your To Do List
Using your email inbox as your to do list? In today’s post, Mike shares why this isn’t a good idea as well as how to start using a better approach.
How I Added Flexibility and Freedom to My Weekends
In today’s post, Mike shares how he used TimeCrafting to have more freedom on the weekend.
How To Transform A Single Daily Theme Into An Everyday Focus
I recently decided that I wanted to set aside time to work on a specific task everyday. Here’s how I did it with TimeCrafting.
Why You Shouldn’t Spend Time Journaling In The Morning (And What You Should Do Instead)
I’m a big fan of journaling. But I’m not a fan of taking time to write in your journal in the morning. There is one thing you should do instead of journaling in the morning – and better times of day to nurture your journaling habit.
The 3 Ingredients Of A Minimalist Productivity Workflow
Did you know you can combine minimalism with productivity? In today’s post, Mike shares how he uses TimeCrafting to create a minimalist workflow.
How to Map Out One Year in One Hour
I know your task list is long, and you have a lot on your plate. It may even seem impossible. There’s no chance you can start looking ahead to the months beyond, right? I’m going to share with you how you can start mapping out the year you want anytime you want in just one hour.
It’s Okay To Be Busy
“Being busy does not always mean real work. The object of all work is production or accomplishment and to either of these ends there must be forethought, system, planning, intelligence, and honest purpose, as well as perspiration. Seeming to do is not doing.” – Thomas Edison The word “busy” has become as taboo as another