Escaping the Productivity Pendulum
Our motivation to get stuff done is like a pendulum. When we swing to one side, we push ourselves to do more. When we swing …
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Our motivation to get stuff done is like a pendulum. When we swing to one side, we push ourselves to do more. When we swing …
No matter how important the situation, much more gets done much better when we do it with fun and not, as we’ve been conditioned believe, …
Here is a rather unusual productivity boost that takes just 2 minutes per day: set simple, quiet bedtime and waking up buzz-raising routines. Each night …
One of the main causes of procrastination is confusion about what to do next. When we do not know the best next, small, discreet step …
“By when can you get that done?” If we ask people to get something done, it may get done. If we ask them if they …
We often misinterpret the pressure that we feel to do more, to be more productive. We think it means we need to get busy, work …
Real change–the change we need to make to (finally) get what we’ve been seeking–is really uncomfortable. It can seem so horribly uncomfortable that we will …
The sages tell us that we get what we focus on. That means that focusing on a problem has an odd but reliable way of …
Pushing ourselves and others is the long, hard way. The fast, simple way is have a compelling goal, a high-buzz-quietly-assured outlook, a commitment to win-win, and a …
People who fire rockets like to say, “Conditions are nominal,” when everything is good to go. Guess what? Conditions are nominal. All the courage you …