Meetings. They’re a staple in business today. We all have them, we all hate them. There seems to be no general consensus on the value of meetings, but that doesn’t stop us from holding them every week. If you run…
“A goal properly set is halfway reached.” – Zig Ziglar Everyone can set goals. Whether it is small or big, all ambitions are valid as long as they have certain purposes in people’s lives. However, not everyone can achieve their…
I recently started reading Peter Drucker’s The Effective Executive. Peter Drucker is a well-known productivity expert who is also known as the “Father of Modern Management.” With this, he starts his recommendation of being effective as something that relates to…
Prioritizing is never easy. One could go and plan to make a list of all the things to do on a piece of paper, yet still struggles to finish the job effectively. Any person would typically agree that it takes…
Have you ever wondered how to be more efficient, or concentrate better at work? Does your brain get all fuzzy, and you cannot focus on what you are doing? It happens to me all the time. The Pomodoro Technique is…
Are you one of those people who have a million things to do and never seem to have enough time to get it all done? If so, then you’re probably not alone. With the constant flow of emails, texts, phone…
What Is The Weekly Review The weekly review is part of David Allen’s Getting Things Done (GTD) productivity system. The weekly review lets you know and understand what happened in the previous week, how things went, what went well, what…
It would be an understatement if I say that Getting Things Done (GTD) has changed my life for the better. That’s also why I created a blog post previously about what GTD is. But since you’re reading this, you may…
What is Getting Things Done (GTD)? To start first, Getting Things Done (GTD) is a personal productivity methodology or system by David Allen that aims to help you learn and experience the art of stress-free productivity. He also has a…
According to the book, According to the book, there are two types of business problems. It also recommends which you should focus on. I find this topic particularly interesting because, in business, you cannot avoid facing these problems. You will…