Weekly roundup

From the lighting in your office to the style of desk you work at, your environment can help or hinder your productivity. Let’s take a look at some ways you can adjust your workspace to suit your needs and improve your efficiency at work. Before we dive in… Whether you work from home or in a […]

The to-do list is one of the most classic productivity tools we have. And a lot of us rely on one to keep us on track all day and help develop good work habits. But that doesn’t mean we know how to use them well. If you tend to lose your to-do list, avoid it

Whether it’s writer’s block, a simple lack of motivation, or finding the time to write, these tips can help you get more words on the page. 1. Look for inspiration in others Motivation can be contagious. Writer Jeff Goins explains with an analogy about finding the motivation to workout and eat well: I wasn’t feeling

Many of us can’t leave the room—let alone the house—without our phones in our pockets. We even have new gadgets to wear on our wrists to help us keep our phones in our pockets more—but without missing out on anything. Having a computer in your pocket is amazing. There’s no denying that we’re incredibly lucky

We’ve been publishing research-based articles every week about meaningful work, boosting productivity in the workplace, and finding work/life balance for the past few months. Today we’re started an experiment. Every week, alongside our longer, research-based articles, we’ll also publish a short roundup of tips relating to one theme. For our first roundup we’re looking at tips