3 Rules to Help You Fight Procrastination
January 16, 2008 by Gleb Reys · 17 Comments
Welcome back!
Procrastination is one of the processes in our lives which you can safely call natural: long before you learn this word in English (or your native language), you’re already procrastinating on a regular basis. You don’t have to learn anything to become a true master of procrastination, but once you acknowledge it as an unwanted gift, it takes great discipline and advanced tactics to successfully fight it.
Today I would like to share with you 3 simple rules. Like many other things, their real power is in their simplicity. It’s very easy to remember these rules, and just as easy to follow. Try them for a few days when approaching any task or project of yours, play by these rules as if they were some kind of a game, and see for yourself how your productivity will improve.
33 Time Management Strategies
October 2, 2007 by Gleb Reys · 5 Comments
I’ve recently participated in a great Time Management group writing project over at Inspiration Bit.
Today I present you a full list of submitted entries (thanks for compiling it, Vivien!)- there sure is a lot of advice to follow!
Get Rid of Unproductive Days Once and For All
October 1, 2007 by Gleb Reys · 5 Comments
Starting today, Mondays are Productivity days on Personal Development blog.
Last week, I covered some of the best ways to become a master in time management.
Although there are many more ways to improve your productivity, and many techniques to optimize your approach to dealing with various tasks and projects, there’s one thing that particularly stands out: your ability to stick to your plan.
It makes perfect sense when you recognize the importance of this principle, yet I see people violating this basic law of productivity without even realizing how simple a fix for their situation is.
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Secrets To Successful Time Management
September 24, 2007 by Gleb Reys · 28 Comments
Time management is one of the most important aspects of being successful today.
The scale of the information overload is steadily growing, and unless you take proactive measures against the everyday distractions, you’ll soon be buried under the information processing. The number of daily tasks we need to cope with growth year by year as well, which means the pressure is always on to reach higher goals and deliver more results. The average productivity expectations constantly grow. If you were successful and managed your time effectively 10 years ago, it could be not only due to the skill, but also because there wasn’t nearly as much happening around you and expected from you.
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Habit List @ Productivity501
July 16, 2007 by Gleb Reys · 4 Comments
Mark Shead from Productivity501 has just shared his habit list last week.
I must say it: Mark has done a great job, and came up t is a great way to track all your habits. Although I use very similar approach myself, but with the habit list it’s going to be even more fun!
So far, the downloadable PDF version of the habit list is only available to his regular RSS readers, but the link will be given out to everyone else in the coming days.
If you were looking for something to help you stay focused and raise your own awareness of your habits – search no more! Go to Productivity501, subscribe to the feed, and download the habit list already!
