At some point, each of us faces a wall that stops us from moving forward. You don’t know why the wall is there, and you’re not sure to get around it. It’s frustrating. You stare at your list of tasks… Continue reading
Why Reading Leadership Books will Boost Your Productivity
I’ve been reading a lot of books on leadership lately, something that I really haven’t done all that much before. Historically, I’ve read mostly time management, productivity, and technology books. While these have helped shape my skill set and knowledge,… Continue reading
Diving Into Deep Work
What is the most valuable work you do? I’m willing to bet it doesn’t have to do with email, meetings, social media statuses or updating websites. Rather, your best work pushes you to your creative limits, generates value, and is… Continue reading
A 5 Step Guide to Productive Travel: How to Keep Going Forward When You’re Going Places
As I write this, I’m sitting in a hotel room in Seattle preparing to head off for a week of travel. It doesn't matter when travel takes place, it is disruptive. This disruption can wreak havoc on your productivity and… Continue reading
The Trick to Getting Projects Back on Track
I’m a fan of fables, and Hansel and Gretel is one of my favourites. I like the resilience and resourcefulness the children employ to keep themselves going. They didn’t give up and are rewarded for their efforts. I believe if… Continue reading
Why I Am Writing Two Books At Once (and How I Am Doing It)
This piece originally appeared in The Productivityist Weekly newsletter. My weekly email is now called ATTN: and I'd love to send it your way. Just click here to make that happen now or sign up using the form at the end… Continue reading
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