A scan is defined by Merriam-Webster as “...to examine by point-by-point observation or checking.” However, the definition goes deeper into that: to investigate thoroughly by checking point by point and often repeatedly to glance from point to point often hastily, casually, or in search of a particular item Scanning, whether using either of those definitions, can give you the information you need to make a decision. And being able to make informed… Continue reading
43 Bullet Points on Personal Productivity
I’ve put together these bullet points on personal productivity to celebrate my birthday. That’s why the number is so odd. You may even find some of the points themselves odd, but if you find one that you think would be… Continue reading
The 2 Things I Do for “Netflix Productivity”
Netflix isn’t exactly considered a haven for productivity. But once you start leveraging some of its features, it winds up being more productive than most content-consuming platforms. I should know because I watch Netflix regularly and still get all the… Continue reading
A Spring Cleaning Checklist to Increase Your Overall Productivity
Today’s guest post is by Kacey Mya. Kacey is a lifestyle blogger for “The Drifter Collective.” She finds excitement in the world around her and this is portrayed through her visually pleasing, culturally embracing and inspiring posts. You can connect with Kacey… Continue reading
5 Ways To Improve Work-Life Balance When You Work At Home
Micheal Gilmore is a blogger and editor at Resumesplanet.com. He enjoys writing about business, marketing, productivity and personal growth. In his parallel life, he loves hiking and can't wait to see the Himalayas one of these days. Whenever I say… Continue reading
A Simple 24-minute Morning Ritual To Kickstart Your Day
This guest post is by Amy of Brainy Owls. Amy likes to write about self-improvement and productivity. Check out the free email course, The Strategies of Enormously Successful People. These science-backed lessons with highly actionable worksheets will help you unfold… Continue reading
How to Build an Input Management Plan
Have you ever used a power bar before? You know, the ones that have 5–7 outlets on them so you can plug a bunch of devices into them? I’m betting you have. Now, have you ever had to look at… Continue reading
6 Reasons Why You Fail to Reach Your Goals
Robert Morris is a freelance writer and personal development coach. He helps people reach success and achieve their personal and career goals. Currently, he writes for NinjaEssays writing service. While some of us reach our goals, others struggle and fall… Continue reading
How to Increase Your Productivity by 21% with Exercise
Today's guest post is by Stephen Roe. Stephen writes at Thoughtful Growth, where he applies the scientific method to personal development. Want a six-step method guaranteed to make exercise a habit? Get Stephen’s free guide Habit-Forming Morning Routines. You’ve tried… Continue reading
My 3 Words For 2017
Over the past few years, I’ve followed a practice shared with me by my friend Chris Brogan. Every year I choose three words that I use as a waypoint for my year. These words are focal points – Productivity Pillars… Continue reading
The 5 Best Ways to Use Evernote (That I Haven’t Tried Yet)
Evernote has long been a part of my productivity gestalt. It’s incredibly versatile; even as it evolves under different leadership, I still find myself looking into how I can leverage it more. But I don’t necessarily want to reinvent the… Continue reading
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