There are regular requests in the TechCommunity and on Uservoice for Teams to add a feature to allow channels…
After my favourite writer Kazuo Ishiguro was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature, I read one of his interviews.
Я решил перебраться со своим блогом на отдельный сайт. Основная причина — у Medium отвратительная политика монетизации, которая рушит…
Once again I am sitting here contemplating a betrayal. And it stings like crazy.
Stop taking the easy way out
Peter Drucker might be the most influential business management thinker of modern…
Great note-taking takes practice.Note-taking must be a part of one’s life.Thus, note-taking techniques…
Kevin receives a phone call from a friend asking him if he could join them for lunch in 15 minutes. Kevin replies “Sure, I will be there.” He is…
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working on a bit of a fun project. Francisco Franco, a well-known indie developer, made…
There’s a LOT of productivity talk out there.
In my previous post, I went on and on about how embarrassed I felt for writing…
Only he who attempts the absurd is capable of achieving the impossible.
Great idea. Sounds like its just what I need. What I need is an organising assistant. Having retired 35 years ago I still regret the absence of my secretaries helping me to organise my day. I have a multitude of apps running on some 15 Apple devices. Needed a coach or quarterback.
I am going to tell you how I am fighting against the problem that keeps me awake when I’m tired, for already 14 years, considering that I’m 15. I’ll also share what I learned and some tips to sleep better.
As I write this, it has finally occurred to me why I never finish up projects or never bother to start in the…
Being someone who loves summer and spending time on the beach, each year in July, I plan to have a break, for one or two…
This post is hopefully going to mark a moment in my life, since when I will start taking it under my control…
How does your subconscious know the difference? Wouldn’t ten pages of a powerful article on some relevant topic vs a mediocre book create similar or better results?
I’m sitting in a lecture, typing onto my phone.
Around me, many people are checking their phones and not paying much attention to the talk.
Over the Wall
By Artemis J. Jones
“Work on yourself first, then take responsibility for your own progress.” — I. Ching
If you’re reading this, you have some affinity to prayer. Either out of curiosity or a desire to be a better practitioner, each of us has some sense of “praying well”.
Depends why you’re on social media.
Here’s a post written by a real world practitioner. I like the compact, value packed style. Frankly, you can write a blog post for each item. Tip #8 reminds me of the HBR article Who’s Got the Monkey.
I agree with the Tip #4, don’t build on broken systems, but it takes a lot of guts to throw away the broken system or even to…
There are a lot of days that I don’t want to.
Thanks, Jewel! You’re right. If you don’t connect emotionally, you don’t connect.
Take 300 seconds to prepare to have a better day.
You need 60 seconds to read this and 240 seconds with a pen and your #Momentum #Journal.
I signed my kids up for basketball this week. Here’s a snapshot of how it went:
He turned off the shower and stepped out revealing a man, only sometimes recognizable. Today he wasnt. He saw a man, fit, tatooed and tanned. If Eli ever failed to recognize himself, he would just stare. Staring until it eventually became aware to himself that he was truly was looking at his reflection.
Oh Steph’, one of my close friends said to me, ‘You’re such a Jack of all trades, master of none’.
What usually kills motivation for me is mixture of too much work combined with too little results and the cure is a little rest.
But, looking at it a little more analytically . . .
Insightful and practical advice Danielle — they carry some promise for two reasons, as I see it.
First, their simplicity matches the simplicity of bad habit mechanism that we succumb.
Second, your productivity hacks pull out out bad habits into the open from their preferred low-level location.
“being busy” is too often glorified. You make an excellent point…the key to making significant progress is allowing time to “do nothing” and contemplate the macro view of your goals.
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