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How to Kill Your Phone Addiction (in 4 Easy Steps)
These tactics are extreme and won’t all work for everyone. But at least one of these tricks will help you.
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Dan Silvestre
How to Plan Tomorrow Today (In Less Than 5 Minutes)
Investing less than 1% of your time today will make you 10 times more efficient tomorrow.
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The Power of a Not-To-Do List
Focusing on the negative helps us reflect on and cut out activities that don’t align with our broader goals.
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How to Protect Yourself from “Time Bullies”
ʺTime bulliesʺ are the people that invade your time and try to get you to do reactive work.
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Dan Silvestre
The One Thing You Need to Do to Kill Distractions (Now)
A Deloitte study found that people look at their phones 47 times a day. Push notifications are ruining your life.
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Dan Silvestre
How to Use Your Work Breaks Strategically
After 90 minutes of meetings, working, thinking, and pushing emails, your will to work will be in a bad place.
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How to Reclaim More Time from Your Day
Reclaim more time from your day is to get hold of the big chunks that aren’t being put to good use.
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How to Stop Being a Perfectionist
Are you struggling to write blog posts quickly? Do you often edit your own work while writing?
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Dan Silvestre
A Better To-Do List, According to a Scrum Master
The personal task board helps you see how your actions move you toward your goals.
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Dan Silvestre
A Better Way to Say No
There’s a way to decline invitations and requests that allows both you and the asker to remember that saying no doesn’t make you a bad person.
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Dan Silvestre
3 Ways to Go From Burnout State to Flow State
Flow isn’t harder to achieve these days. You just have to schedule it.
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Move Tasks From Your To-Do List to an ‘I Did’ List
It can change your whole outlook.
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