I’ve spent years exploring the intricacies of time management. I’ve tried and tested countless techniques and strategies to help people make the most of their days. And what I’ve discovered is that we need to shift our mindset from “managing” time to “mastering” it. The secret lies in improving our relationship with time itself.
The way our days are delivered seem to be linear. When we look at our to do lists, they are sequential in one way or another. Oftentimes sequence is displayed in the order the to do items were written down into the first place. But working in that sequence isn’t always the most productive. More often, it’s detrimental to our productivity. But it seems easier to tackle the list that way because it’s the way it is presented to us in that moment. It’s the way it’s presented to us throughout the day.
How can you be as productive as possible when you’re sick? In today’s post, Jim Woods shares some helpful tips to help you move forward when you feel under the weather.
Do you like to check your email first thing in the morning? In this blog post, Mike shares how you can do that and stay productive.
There’s no such thing as perfect focus. So stop trying to find it and shoot for this instead.
You don’t need to be a quantum physicist or have to straddle borders to be in two places at once. You can do that from anywhere you are and at anytime.
Want to spend more of your time on “focused work”? Here’s how you can…
If you’re ready to get out of email and into your deeper work in a simple and efficient way, then I’ve put together 3 options for you.
Feeling stuck as you look at your to do list? Here are three different approaches to help you move forward.
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