“We don’t build the lives we want by saving time. We build the lives we want, and then time saves itself.”
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(Productivity) Kicking Procrastination to the curb
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Time’s running out to mitigate climate change
Time is running out for implementing policies to mitigate climate change. Denial has caused decades of delay. Policy makers must take bold steps to lower carbon emissions immediately. In 2015, the global economy expanded while carbon emissions shrunk, proving that… Read More ›
How to prioritize the skills to learn right now?
A 2×2 Matrix to Help You Prioritize the Skills to Learn Right Now So much to learn, so little time ! We usually has very little time for learning but we also need to know that learning is one of… Read More ›
Time Management and Productivity
Follow these tips for successful time-management and improved our productivity. Initiate our new time-management and productivity program : Early success helps you to stay motivated. Spend the majority of your time on “customer-facing activities”. We should devote our Sunday nights… Read More ›
The “Time Master Manifesto”
I need to adopt the Time Master Manifesto, a set of axioms that add up to a “call to action” to organize and manage my time efficiently. The Manifesto says: I am in charge of my time and my life…. Read More ›
Start & Finish Each Day Strong
Time-management and productivity expert Laura Vanderkam asserts that most successful people get up early. This gives them a jump on the rest of humanity, including their competitors. Develop and implement a special “10-minute routine” to start your day productively. “Working… Read More ›
Productivity Answer (salespeople perspective)
Salespeople need to find the most productive individualized answers to these questions: What is the one vital task you must do today? remember that, our time in a day is limited, there’s only 24 hours for each of us. How… Read More ›
Pomodoro (Tomato) Technique
The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s.The technique uses a timer to break down work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks. These intervals are named pomodoros, the anglicized plural of the Italian word pomodoro (tomato), after the… Read More ›
WHY TIME FLIES
Boredom makes time “drag,” but time “flies by” when we having fun. Time flies only in retrospect when you weren’t consciously “tracking” in the moment. You have a sense of change in your mind or in the objects around you… Read More ›
