How to Feel Well-Rested and Refreshed After the Weekend

Productivity

Wednesday, December 23rd, 2020

How to Feel Well-Rested and Refreshed After the Weekend

The weekend is the perfect time to relax and unwind. But let’s face it, many of us may have to work or catch up on projects or errands. More often than not, the weekend goes by extremely fast and before you know it, you’re back to your regular weekly responsibilities on Monday. If you manage […]

7 Ways To “Put Out Fires” Like Firefighters

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Tuesday, December 22nd, 2020

7 Ways To “Put Out Fires” Like Firefighters

It’s happened to the best of us. We have our day all planned out. But, just as you’re getting ready to dive-in, a fire breaks out. Sometimes these are small but inconvenient fires that can be easily extinguished. However, there are also massive fires that can burn hours in your day, week, or even month. […]

How to Work Out and Stay Active When Working from Home

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Monday, December 21st, 2020

How to Work Out and Stay Active When Working from Home

Throughout the years, it’s been found that working from home can be a positive experience. For a lot of us, I think we don’t miss those hectic mornings. You know, rushing out the door to beat traffic and then rush home to make it back for dinner. From my experience, not having to put up […]

7 Time-Eaters Destroying Your Productivity Right Now

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Friday, December 18th, 2020

7 Time-Eaters Destroying Your Productivity Right Now

Time-eaters, aka chronophages, are something (or somebody) wasting your time or, figuratively speaking, eating your time, together with your productivity. A better name might be a “thief,” because they steal your valuable time. In his book An Art of Living, André Maurois describes them like this: “They are pitiless. From the man who does not […]

Can You Actually Get More in Less Time? Yes. You Can.

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Thursday, December 17th, 2020

Can You Actually Get More in Less Time? Yes. You Can.

We have a tendency to believe that we must be productive every waking moment of the day. I’m sure you’ve found yourself immediately responding to emails as soon as you turn your alarm off in the morning. After that, you’re getting ready for the day, put in ten hours at work, cook dinner, and then […]

How to Refill Your Emotional Gas Tank Full

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Thursday, December 10th, 2020

How to Refill Your Emotional Gas Tank Full

Growing up, my dad wasn’t much of a flyer. He preferred to hit the open road instead. That meant that we took a lot of road trips. While flying is definitely more convenient, I’m still partial to this type of travel. Maybe it’s nostalgic. But, I think it’s really because of the independence — like […]

What’s Does Parkinson’s Law Have to do with Productivity

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Thursday, December 3rd, 2020

What’s Does Parkinson’s Law Have to do with Productivity

When it comes to boosting your productivity, you’ve tried it all. You’ve learned how to prioritize lists and build a schedule around your peak hours. You have optimized your work environment and even learned how to say “no” to unnecessary time requests. And, yet, despite your best efforts, you’re still wrestling with productivity. What’s going […]

Manage Your Thinking Right Now

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Friday, November 20th, 2020

Manage Your Thinking Right Now

Did you know that we have between 12,000 and 60,000 thoughts a day? While a percentage of these are fleeting and harmless, a whopping 80% of these thoughts are negative. As a consequence, these fleeting, seeming inconsequential thoughts can incapacitate you from moving forward and getting things done. But I have some good news for […]

7 Easy and Strategic Ways to Boost Your Energy

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Wednesday, November 18th, 2020

7 Easy and Strategic Ways to Boost Your Energy

Do you ever feel like you’re low on energy often during the day? It’s been a hectic and unpredictable year for most of us, and I’ve definitely felt my energy levels go down – especially since daylight savings time hit. Fatigue is estimated to cost employers about $136 billion per year not to mention, it […]

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