Reading Time: 3 minutes Being busy on your to-do lists doesn’t necessarily mean that you achieve much progress You might be busy all day managing a project, delegating tasks, or completing them and marking them as completed in your to-do…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Sometimes I see productive people interchangeably mentioning time blocking and time boxing. You can use these productivity techniques to save your time and energy while working on different daily tasks. But what is the difference, and which one should…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Recently we added new export possibilities for your priorities. One of them was exporting to Notion. Notion gained popularity as an all-in-one productivity tool combining wikis, kanban lists, calendars, databases, and many other widgets. You can use…
Reading Time: 4 minutes When it’s hard to cope with all your work, it’s because you need better goals, self-organization, prioritization, delegation, or just some quality sleep. Here are 10 tips for better productivity if you aim to work at…
Reading Time: 3 minutes What a paradox that to write about productivity for those who always postpone things, I am procrastinating myself while scrolling productivity and business tips on Twitter. The problem is that I shouldn’t focus on productivity to…
Reading Time: 9 minutes Some decisions in business can be made based on intuition and emotion. Still, the more risk we have to manage or the bigger our ambition, the more critical it is to make decisions intelligently. When we…
Reading Time: 4 minutes “Most people spend more time planning a vacation than they do planning a life.” ― Chet Holmes When choosing your future, some of your decisions will have long-lasting effects and can lead to lots of success…
Reading Time: 6 minutes Managers in big corporations like Amazon, Virgin, and Facebook use a particular problem-solving approach. Whenever they face a decision to make, at first, they determine if that decision is a two-way door decision or a one-way…
Reading Time: 5 minutes Somewhat 80 years ago, an American psychologist Abraham Harold Maslow generalized a hierarchy of needs, where each level of needs builds upon the previous one. At the very base, people require a smartphone with the Internet.…
Reading Time: 2 minutes One kind of events in life happens spontaneously, unplanned, powered by intuition, and seeming random. Calling a friend, buying a chocolate bar, or sitting down on a bench at a fountain doesn’t require special preparation. Another…
Reading Time: 3 minutes It’s 2020, and a lot of things happening now might seem very chaotic and confusing. Brexit inescapably happened. Man-caused global warming is changing landscapes. Oceans are flooded with plastic. The Covid19 pandemic brings risk to our…
Reading Time: 3 minutes Whether your first name is James, Mary, or X Æ A-Xii, your name not only identifies you but also shapes your character and influences how other people will accept you. With the wrong name, you could…