Be Better. Upgrade Yourself…👇
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How much time is “enough time” to complete a task?
Too much time = wasted time and effort; Too less time = ending up in frustration;
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The inevitables of decision making. (and how to avoid some bad ones)
18 inevitable things that will happen before, during and after the decision making process.
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What is your “SSOT app” for Personal Productivity?
In my personal productivity system, I use multiple apps for different purposes. Thus my data spread over different areas. There are 5 scopes/areas of management in personal productivity. Each requires at least 1 exclusive app for managing the data. For a project, the data relevant to it resides as tasks in my todo app, and…
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Batching tasks in Things 3
A simple hack to batch tasks inside Things 3 without using Tags
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The difference between “journaling” and “note-taking”
Journaling and Note-taking are two extreme dimensions.
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Capturing your thoughts! Why it is a must?
Ideas come and fade out in seconds. Maybe one of them may lead you to your holy grail.
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Why can’t you be productive all the time? How to be optimally productive.
Aware of your productivity cycle of Ups and Downs. Ride the tide.
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Which advice to take for becoming more productive?
Too many choices on productivity? How to choose a suiting idea for you.
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Don’t plan too ahead. Time-blocking is not for greater creative productivity
Time blocking strategy in a productivity system is a myth?
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To Do… to Done… & things in the middle…
Doing is the only way to clear your To Do list. In other words, being productive. Organising should ease you in the process of “doing”. Planning too. It may increase your effictivity, not productivity. Productivity comes before being effective. Planning, Organising, Using the best tool, etc., etc.. Nothing is worthwhile if you are NOT putting…
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100 tips to use RoamResearch like a pro
If you’re using RoamResearch, this is relevant to you.
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‘Tagging’ digital notes – Efficiently and Elegantly
Ease your tagging process and improve your note’s discoverability and organizing.