How I Stay Productive: Nancy Smith
This 'How I Stay Productive' interview, we talk about Think Productive North America's Social Media Marketing Strategist, Nancy's productivity secrets.
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This 'How I Stay Productive' interview, we talk about Think Productive North America's Social Media Marketing Strategist, Nancy's productivity secrets.
In our time management workshops, we often hear people talking about the excessive amount of meetings in their diaries. It's time to decline some invitations.
Text messages, email, instant messenger, social media, work chats, and more: as our offices and technology have evolved, so have our options for communicating with each other. Not only can you sustain contact with people halfway across the world, but you can also be inundated with near constant communication from almost every side. It’s no wonder […]
Next in our 'How I Stay Productive' series, an interview with New York Productivity Ninja, Jennifer Fox.
A weapon-savvy Productivity Ninja uses tools and apps to boost their productivity. We like to review various apps out there and this time, we're looking at a way to keep your desktop clutter free with 'Declutter'.
The idea that being busy equals being productive is very far-fetched. A person who has a busy schedule is not necessarily productive, as we have previously discussed in our 'A Busy Person's Lies' blog post. In fact, being a productive person, or even a Productivity Ninja, is not at all tantamount to being a busy one.
Ruthlessness is the characteristic that I struggle with the most. And I work as a Productivity Ninja! So I figured that it could be helpful if I share with you some of the things that I have done over the years that have helped me flex my tiny little ruthlessness muscle.
There are only so many hours in the day to accomplish tasks, and both offline and online distractions tend to bombard you at every turn. Time management training can help you bring out your inner Productivity Ninja and teach you to be ruthless with your attention.
As we often discuss in our time management training, 24-hours doesn't always seem long enough to fit everything into. After a long day at work, all we want to do is relax, but exercising is crucial for our wellbeing and productivity.