At the beginning of 2016, I read a book that changed how I approached work. The book was by my friend Cal Newport’s book called Deep Work. After I finished the book, I realized I needed to spend more of my time doing deep work.
To know yourself and how you work is very powerful. So how do you work? Are you an engineer or an ecologist?
I’ve been an Evernote user for a long time, and I have primarily used it for research. Having my spark file live in Evernote as a notebook just seems like a no-brainer to me because of the the versatility of Evernote.
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This is a piece that was originally published in The Productivityist Weekly newsletter. I wanted to share it with you on the blog as well to explain why Productivityist no longer focuses on the Getting Thing Done (or GTD) methodology. My weekly email is now called ATTN: and I’d love to send it your way. Just click
Theming my days has provided me with the framework to spend more time with my kids and to be a better dad. Here’s how you can make a few small changes to spend more time with your family.
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