Your Smartphone Is Not the Enemy: 10 Settings to Turn Your Phone into a Productivity Powerhouse

Your Smartphone Is Not the Enemy: 10 Settings to Turn Your Phone into a Productivity Powerhouse

Smartphones have long been portrayed as the ultimate villain by productivity gurus and self-help experts: constant sources of distracting notifications, bottomless scrolling, and digital distractions that derail your goals. Considering that Americans spend, on average, 5 hours and 16 minutes per day on their phones, there could be an argument here. But here’s the cold, hard truth: […]

Scheduling Conflicts: Types and How to Avoid Them

Scheduling Conflicts: Types and How to Avoid Them

Few things can derail a productive day faster than a scheduling conflict. When you carefully plan your calendar, two commitments overlap — or worse, you realize you’ve double-booked yourself. In addition to wasting time, conflicts can strain relationships, disrupt projects, and create unnecessary stress. The good news? By using the right systems and increasing awareness, […]

How to Learn New Skills with the DiSSS Method

How to Learn New Skills with the DiSSS Method

As technology advances, skills are becoming more obsolete at an alarming rate. Every industry, even hobbies, undergoes constant change as technology changes and industries evolve. To remain competitive in your career or simply maintain your brain’s sharpness, you need a reliable way of learning new skills. That’s where the DiSSS Method comes in. The DiSSS […]

The Role of Movement: Why a 10-Minute Walk Boosts Brainpower

Productivity

Monday, September 29th, 2025

The Role of Movement: Why a 10-Minute Walk Boosts Brainpower

What comes to mind when you think about productivity? Are you picturing frantic typing on laptops, jam-packed planners, or endless to-do lists? It’s unlikely that you associate productivity with a short walk. Movement, however, remains one of the simplest and most accessible methods for improving brainpower and time management. Think about it. During a stressful […]

Time Blocking vs. Task Batching: Which One Actually Works?

Productivity, Schedule, Time Management

Friday, September 26th, 2025

Time Blocking vs. Task Batching: Which One Actually Works?

While productivity strategies come and go, two stand out as both prominent yet often misunderstood: time blocking and task batching. On the surface, they seem similar. Both methods involve planning your time, minimizing distractions, and approaching work with a clear intention. However, both methods work differently. And, depending on your approach, one may be more […]

The Art of Re-Prioritization: Making Time for What Truly Matters

Calendar, Productivity, Time Management

Thursday, September 25th, 2025

The Art of Re-Prioritization: Making Time for What Truly Matters

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your to-do list, you’re not alone. As a result of today’s always-on culture, it’s easy to overcommit. Moreover, anticipatory stress and anticipatory fatigue can be caused by constantly thinking about our to-do lists. Here’s the thing, though. In most cases, the problem isn’t knowing what to do; it’s figuring […]

Create Meaningful Relationships in Remote Work

Business Tips, Schedule, Time Management

Wednesday, September 24th, 2025

Create Meaningful Relationships in Remote Work

Companies that adopt a remote-first strategy will be able to free up a significant amount of money that would otherwise be allocated to fixed company expenditures, such as office space and employee perks, while also increasing team productivity. There are mixed results, but approximately 90 percent of the employers who responded to this Stanford University […]

How to Use the 80/20 Rule to Cut Busywork and Focus on What Matters

Productivity

Monday, September 22nd, 2025

How to Use the 80/20 Rule to Cut Busywork and Focus on What Matters

Our culture glorifies busyness. With long to-do lists, packed calendars, and constant notifications, you may feel like you’re always working but rarely getting stuff done. The thing is, not all tasks are created equal. Some tasks will contribute more to your success than others. That’s where the 80/20 rule, also known as the Pareto Principle, […]

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