One Productivity
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Making progress is satisfying, and visual measures—like moving paperclips—provide clear evidence of your progress.
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Calculating how valuable your time is can help you determine which tasks are worth spending your time on.
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Most of us, myself included, could benefit from setting brighter lines in our personal and professional lives.
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Just like any battle, your daily battle offers the opportunity for you to be in charge of the outcome.
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Why shouldn't you multitask? There is a mental switching cost when you change tasks.
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Here's a surefire way to crush procrastination and get yourself to take immediate action.
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Whenever I catch myself procrastinating, this is my go-to trick and it always works, because it's simple.
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We now spend the majority of our time working on the web. Learn how to navigate your browser faster.
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Busy has become synonymous for productive work. We spend most of our time busy, hoping that we’re doing more.
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Learn the Advanced Google Search tricks so become a “power searcher” and always find what you are looking for.
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Shrink how long you’ll do something until you no longer feel resistance to it.
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In order for goals to be powerful, they should be designed to be SMART. Here's how to write yours.
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