As Benjamin Franklin once said, time is like money. Without being managed properly, how do you know where it’s going? Here’s a collection of our best advice on how to manage your time, set proper schedules, and get more done.
Every single piece of communication—emails, messages, meetings, calls—represents time that will need to be paid back eventually. Here’s how to get control over your communication debt.
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How many hours do you work each day? If you’re like most of the working population you probably think you get a solid 8 hours in. That’s 40 hours a week. Around 2000 a year (minus 2 weeks’ vacation). Not too bad. The problem with this kind of thinking is that just because we’re at
How can we do our best work and feel like we’re living a well-rounded, balanced life? To find out, we gathered the best work life balance tips from some of the world’s “busiest” people—from CEOs to authors, artists, and entrepreneurs.
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Email and IM are always there in the background, compelling us to click over for a “quick” check in. But these add up. Which made us ask: How much of your day is spent multitasking with communication tools? And just how bad is it for your productivity?
Every technological advancement has been made with the goal of trying to make things easier for us. And that means automating basic tasks to free up space for more deep thinking and focused work.
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Is there a way we can break free from the procrastination doom loop, even once it has a grip on us?
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To stay committed to the work that matters most, we need to find ways to measure and track the progress we make every single day.
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limitations get a bad rap.
Sure, we might think we want more time, bigger budgets, and more responsibility. But more isn’t always better. In fact, when used right, limitations can empower us to think differently, stay focused, and actually be more productive.
Conducting regular reviews is a useful way to reflect on your progress, celebrate your achievements, and keep yourself on-track towards long-term goals. But reviews can be overwhelming and confusing if you’re not sure where to start. To get you going, we’ve created a weekly review template. Adjust it to suit your needs and use it
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A solid morning routine can be one of the best habits you can develop. However, it can be difficult to come up with a morning routine from scratch, so I wanted to share mine as an example. Feel free to save a copy of this routine and rewrite it to suit your own needs, or
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