I explore how limiting projects boosts productivity, helping you finish tasks faster and avoid the overwhelm of taking on too much at once.
Productivity
Stop fiddling with your productivity system—changing without purpose is just procrastination in disguise.
The start of a series on foundations of productivity to build a solid base for lasting efficiency and effectiveness.
I’ve learned to capture random thoughts on an interruption list so my mind stops pestering me mid-task. It’s the best way I have found to manage internal interruptions.
I cleared my cluttered workspace by removing distracting items, keeping only what I use daily nearby. You can try reclaiming your workspace too – it’s easy!
I share my journey balancing tech with analog tools, finding that sometimes pen and paper work best for my needs.
I use productivity sprints to tackle overwhelming task lists by working at high speed for short periods. By organizing tasks with timelines, stacking similar activities, and delegating to machines, I can quickly reduce my workload without burning out.
The answer is a productivity sprint.
I struggle when systems I created stop working. I’m adapting my bullet journal to better manage tasks and regain productivity balance.
I’ve learned to outsmart my laziness by understanding my energy patterns, preparing for low periods, and creating systems that make good choices easier.
I experienced burnout when stress, fear, and uncertainty took over my life. Through prioritizing exercise, nutrition, sleep, fresh air, and social connections, I recovered. The most important lesson? Self-care isn’t selfish. It’s essential for long-term wellbeing and effectiveness.