Productivityist
OCTOBER 24, 2014
I’m not suggesting that this replace any form of weekly review. I still conduct my GTD-based Weekly Review every week on Sunday (although I’m beginning to look at Saturday morning as the best time for me to do this because of how my week is structured – more on that in a future blog post). You can download that PDF here.
Productivityist
AUGUST 4, 2016
It is a form of being ruled by time. This will mean reviewing what has happened in the past. For example, I was ghostwriting a lot before I took Productivityist to the next level in early 2014. Being split by time is not fun. At least not right away. Instead, you feel bogged down, tired, and frustrated.
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Small Business Labs
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Success
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It can take many forms—yoga, meditation, nature walks and controlled breathing are all associated practices. Slowly but surely, peer-reviewed research has caught up with these theories about self-reflection. It’s the act of looking inward with the goal of understanding who you are , how you feel and where you want to be.
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Menge writes book reviews, judges three children’s literacy contests for Story Monsters Ink magazine, and judges indie romance books for InD’tale magazine. Russell started Girls Leading Girls in 2014, and four years later, she started her own executive coaching agency for women founders called FemThrive. She holds a Ph.D.
Productivityist
FEBRUARY 4, 2016
In 2014, a Harvard research team, led by Giada Di Stefano tackled this question. intentionally choose forms of exercise that maximize my ability to think. Each morning, I make a mini-plan (10 minutes) to review my to-do list, my email action folder and my calendar, to determine my 3 Most Important Tasks for the day.
Productivityist
FEBRUARY 4, 2016
In 2014, a Harvard research team, led by Giada Di Stefano tackled this question. intentionally choose forms of exercise that maximize my ability to think. Each morning, I make a mini-plan (10 minutes) to review my to-do list, my email action folder and my calendar, to determine my 3 Most Important Tasks for the day.
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