Tag: Productivity

Note 119 Make Lazy Days Productive

Do lazy days make you feel rested or unproductive?

I used to feel guilty about myself on days when I wasn’t feeling motivated to work on something, like my blog, or other project. But then I realized that sometimes we all just need a break and it is ok to take some time away before getting burned out. Now I look at lazy days as time to refresh my mind on being mentally focused so that I am feeling motivated back to putting in 100% of my efforts.

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Note 116 The Two Things You Need In A Coffee Shop To Actually Get Work Done

A change of routine when you need to work or study is a good thing. Hell, I’ve even recommended changing your clothes to get into study mode. The more traditional approach to shaking things up is heading to a coffee shop to get stuff done, but there are a few things you should keep in mind when selecting one (besides that the coffee is decent and the wifi is fast).

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Note 096 Sort Your Email By Sender Before Cleaning Your Inbox

There are a lot of methods to try in the never-ending quest for a way to sort through and slim down our bulging inboxes. But they all have one thing in common: They rely on the chronology of when each email came in. Let’s try turning that approach on its head, and instead, sort by sender to weed through the mess.

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