Planning
How to Plan Your Week in Under Twenty Minutes
A weekly plan does not need to take an hour. Done well, laying out your week takes under twenty minutes, and those twenty...
Productivity and systems writer, page 6 of 7
Sam writes about the systems and habits that help people work better without burning out. He is interested in what actually changes behaviour rather than what sounds good in a productivity book, and his writing reflects years of testing ideas in real life.
Planning
A weekly plan does not need to take an hour. Done well, laying out your week takes under twenty minutes, and those twenty...
Games
Anyone who has lost hours to a game, fully absorbed, time vanishing, has experienced flow, the psychological state of complete...
Productivity
A to-do list that grows faster than you can complete it is not a productivity tool. It is an anxiety register.
Planning
The weekly review has become a standard piece of productivity advice, recommended in almost every book on the subject and...
Productivity
Procrastination is not a time management problem. Framing it that way leads to solutions that do not work: more detailed...
Productivity
The two-minute rule is one of the most frequently cited pieces of productivity advice.