
Ease the Way with a Weekly Review
My most important system day-to-day is my weekly review. The purpose, explicitly written on my checklist, is “capturing new tasks and knowledge to prepare for and excel in the week ahead.”
Read MoreGrow Intentionally. Live Generously.
My most important system day-to-day is my weekly review. The purpose, explicitly written on my checklist, is “capturing new tasks and knowledge to prepare for and excel in the week ahead.”
Read MoreSystems create leverage. A well-designed system redirects time and energy towards more meaningful purposes. Things that matter. Could you use more time?
Read MoreIn a world without limits, there are no victories. There is no job well done. Nothing is ever good enough.
“The enemy of art is the absence of limitations.”
Read MoreIf you don’t prioritize your life, someone else will. I’m taking this opportunity to re-prioritize using Greg McKeown’s Essentialism as a guide.
Read More42 days and a world ago. Change brings opportunities. We can crumble beneath the chaos or we can choose to intentionally fill the void with the purpose.
Read MoreIn “Off the Clock” Laura Vanderkam, a time expert, offers key principles and seven focus areas to free ourselves from the battle against time.
Read MoreDeep work is defined as activities performed in a state of distraction-free concentration that push your cognitive capabilities to their limit. Significantly, these efforts create new value, improve your skill, and are difficult to replicate.
Read MoreAfter a quick analysis of why we’re so unhappy at work, we’re going to look at how we can create flow experiences to return enjoyment and engagement to our daily lives.
Read MoreAs society struggles with increasing unhappiness and disengagement, one solution is to increase moments of flow into our daily lives.
Read MoreI have a confession — I’m a terrible worker. I’m easily distracted and my focus…could be better. I’ve run marathons and longer races. I know how to make small goals …
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