Productivity Bits
MAY 26, 2016
If you know that a project is going to take more than one day to complete, it is advisable to break it up into sections that can be scheduled and assigned deadlines on your calendar. Though it may sound silly, this process reinforces your sense of achievement which is paramount in completing large projects. Thank You! ~
Productivity Bits
NOVEMBER 16, 2010
These following tips are a great way to minimize clutter and increase effectiveness. Tip #1: Don’t Print Too Much. Tip #2: Manage Your Papers. Tip #3: Never Lose Sight of Your System. Tip #4: Limit Nicknacks. Tip #5: Don’t Use Post-its. Tip #6: Use a Datebook. Tip #7: Only Keep Necessary Supplies.
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Productivity Bits
OCTOBER 8, 2015
Kayla Matthews is a productivity blogger and calendar-planning enthusiast. Follow her on Google+ and Twitter to read all of her latest posts, or check out her blog, Productivity Theory for more productivity tips Thank you for subscribing! We’d love to hear them. Sound off in the comments below! Please grab my free productivity ebook!
Productivity Bits
JUNE 16, 2016
The important thing to remember, though, is that you’ll get through it — and incorporating these tips into your routine can help. Kayla Matthews is a productivity blogger and calendar-planning enthusiast. Thank you for subscribing! Please grab my free productivity ebook!
Productivity Bits
MARCH 17, 2016
Kayla Matthews is a productivity blogger and calendar-planning enthusiast. Follow her on Google+ and Twitter to read all of her latest posts, or check out her blog, Productivity Theory for more productivity tips Thank you for subscribing! Please grab my free productivity ebook!
Productivity Bits
MAY 5, 2016
Kayla Matthews is a productivity blogger and calendar-planning enthusiast. Follow her on Google+ and Twitter to read all of her latest posts, or check out her blog, Productivity Theory for more productivity tips. You now have a roadmap, so stick to a route that doesn’t lead to misery. Thank you for subscribing!
Productivity Bits
MAY 11, 2012
But here are quick tips on how to get started with GTD. Your world could mean your calendar or deadlines, or particular tasks, or a nagging boss. While you performed that search, you probably saw links to articles on how to get started with GTD. Ok, I’m really late into the game. Read the book. Learn the difference. Stay on top.
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