Declutter your digital workspaces and better manage them — The evolution of the digital minimalist movement is exciting. The act of having less to focus on in the digital world feels totally against the rules. …

Why tasks will become the next metric in the workspace — In the last few years, the 60 to 80-hour work week has been given a bad name, with good reasonings. The pressures on team members and managers has taken its toll, with more sick days, workday stress on the rise and career moves becoming common. The American Institute of Stress…

Why building an effective productivity framework means more! — One of the biggest issue we’ve always face since the launch of popular productivity apps like Evernote has been changing tools. With the growing market of options — from Notion to Bento — the available solutions constantly evolve and become available. 📱 Switching As a whole switching tools is a bad habit. If your goal is to go with the next hottest tool — something we don’t advocate — you will only…

How to implement 生き甲斐 into your daily life — Addressed in “On the Meaning of Life” by Mieko Kamiya in 1966, the art of Ikigai has been long-embedded in Japanese culture — as the purpose for living, something many have embraced for centuries.

Our focus will shift towards a less approach to work — Yuval Noah Harari in his book “21 Lessons for the 21st Century” explores the rapid pace of the world’s innovations and the presence of AI. Digging into machine learning, Yuval suggests the future will look very much different to today’s work landscape with more jobs being substituted for robots and…

Manage your notes and tasks with these pairings — There are hundreds of to-do list applications out there. Plenty to choose from Todoist to TickTick all they to Motion and many more. And depending on what to-do list app you’ve gone with, likely chances you might want to pair it with a note-taking app for taking notes. I’ve shortlisted a few different types of note-taking applications that can…

Exploring how energy and pace matters in your day — The pace of how we work has been ever-increasing. Work/life balance has become drastically difficult to navigate, with more mindful ways to take breaks but new challenges like remote work to counter progress being made with our day-to-day productivity. The best way to describe work/life balance is seesaw. Whilst it goes up and down, we know that (if it isn’t broken) when we take ourselves away from it…