Picture this…you’ve just downloaded a brand-new productivity app for your office work and can’t wait to use it.
You then remember you already have an app that you use to track household and personal chores, tasks and errands.
Should you transfer all of your existing info into the new app, or should you keep things separated?
“It’s not me, it’s you.”
Have you ever fallen in love with a productivity app?
You buy it with every intent to use it on a daily basis, but something isn’t clicking. The more you try and work with the app, the more you realize something isn’t right.
It’s harder to get things done and you’re frustrated and tired. You could be sabotaging your own productivity without even realizing it!
In this post I take an interesting spin…
Do you ever get stuck working on a project?
You’re rearing to move forward, yet can’t move backwards…it looks like the only way left is to move sideways.
As annoying as this may sound, your project’s sticking point isn’t necessarily a bad thing!
In this post I cover an interesting approach to productivity you might want to consider the next time things prevent you from moving forwards.
One of your work colleagues is getting ready to go on vacation.
You have some important work-related questions to ask before they leave, but you don’t want to get in their way or cause a huge problem at the last minute (you know how that feels).
How should you handle this delicate situation?
In this post, I give you a few tips to help you get things done on your end, while not ticking- off the other person as they prepare for their much-needed vacation.
Are you reluctant to take breaks from your work or play?
Do you think stopping will slow you down and/or cause you a major setback?
Today’s post is a reminder that taking a break is not a sign of weakness.
Are you just getting over a cold or one of those yucky bugs that’s going around?
Looking to get back into the daily grind without feeling overwhelmed?
Read on for a few tips to help you get back into the swing of things slowly, but surely.
The day has finally come!
You’ve finally finished that project you’ve been working long for several weeks and months.
You’re ready to move on to a new challenge, perhaps something bigger and better.
Before you start on your next endeavor, there’s a few things you should wrap-up from your recently completed project.
Do you have a test or exam coming up in the near future?
Wondering how to make the most out of your study time.
Today’s post gives you a handful of tips to help you make the most out of your study sessions.
Having train trouble?
Did you miss the boat?
Waiting for that next flight to arrive?
Today’s post offers you a few ideas to help you pass the time in a productive fashion.
There’s something you need right now, but you can’t find it.
You just had it in your hand a few minutes ago…what gives?
Losing an important item, be it your keys, wallet, or an important document, can sure be annoying. You need said item to get on with your day, but how do you go about looking for said item without losing track of what you set out to do for that day or even week?
Today’s post shows you how to seek and locate, and hopefully not deviate from your plans for the day