The Thinnest Sliver
What is something you really want to do or even might want but haven’t done yet? What’s the smallest, thinnest sliver of a possible next …
What is something you really want to do or even might want but haven’t done yet? What’s the smallest, thinnest sliver of a possible next …
What’s the best way to get something unpleasant done? We can use various techniques to push ourselves to do it. Or we can find ways …
If we tell people what to do, when to do it, or how to do it, it’s easy for them to feel justified when it doesn’t go well. …
What if we could only get three things done today? Or if we could only get three things done this week? The answer is straightforward: we’d get …
Which will deliver better results? An action taken while in fear, uncertainty, doubt, worry, anger, regret, or guilt or the same action taken while in …
Have you ever started using a new productivity system (app, list, notebook, cards, etc.) then abandoned it? This usually happens because we let our systems …
We can categorize any work into three types: routine, project, and fire-fighting. Routine work is mostly repetitive. Examples include cranking the same widget over and …
It’s very easy for us to fall into the “Activity Over Results” trap. In this trap, we unconsciously judge ourselves and others by how much …
Productivity experts point to email, messaging, and meetings as major sources of distraction and stress. They have become fond saying that we should stop doing …
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 …