Articles tagged "Personal productivity"

7 Ways to Kill Stress and Jumpstart Your Creativity

Conventional wisdom says that our boldest, most groundbreaking ideas come in crunch time.

The Best Ways to Protect Your Time

Important people are busy, so anyone who's very busy must be very important, right? Not necessarily.

How to Make Tasks Matter and Find Meaning in Your Work

When your alarm clock starts buzzing, and your inbox is already packed with pressing requests, what pulls you out of bed and into your 8x10 cubicle? Paying the bills is a powerful motivator, but ultimately, it comes down to personal meaning.

Procrastinate with a Purpose: Science-Backed Ways to Recharge Your Creativity

Bad news: We’re biologically hardwired to procrastinate. Research shows we possess a limited amount of willpower that drains throughout the day, regardless of what we do.

5 Powerful Lessons from the World's Top Achievers

Ask yourself: if you could sit down with the most successful people in the world and learn their secrets, what kind of impact would that have on your life and career?

Better Brainstorming: The Most Effective Ways to Generate More Ideas

The hero is faced with a huge—potentially insurmountable—challenge. A random event or object sparks their creativity, and suddenly they devise a brilliant solution to save the day. As romantic as this narrative is, it’s also highly unrealistic.

Perks for Productivity: The 8 Best Company Benefits for Productivity and Happiness

Imagine how much you’d accomplish in one day if not for annoying tasks like buying food.

Ace College and Your Career with These 6 App Workflows

There’s no denying it—software and technology play a massive role in pretty much every industry. Yet even while software know-how is becoming a standard requirement for jobs, most colleges won't teach you even the basics of popular business software.

20+ Productivity Apps for College Students and Young Professionals

As a college student, you balance classes, homework, extra curricular activities, job applications, internships, and (if you're lucky) a few side projects. It's like a four-year master class in time management.

How to Make Difficult Decisions

Your decisions make you. Whether you’re selling them as an entrepreneur, marketer, writer, or any other kind of knowledge worker, or facing a serious crossroads in your personal life, the choices you make today define your future.