Tag: Productivity
What’s Your Workout Routine?
Keeping on top of your game both at work and in life is a real challenge; you can’t stay super-productive if you’re super-exhausted. It just won’t happen. This is where having a workout routine comes into play. It’s called a “workout” for a reason – it’s work. You have toRead More
Awesome Links #2: Balanced Living, Productivity Apps
Today’s dads seek better work-life balance In honor of Father’s Day, this article takes a look at how the new fathers of the day are meeting the responsibilities of the role both at home and at work. App demo: Round the Clock The Unofficial Apple Weblog gives us a sneakRead More
Productivity Web Apps Bundle on the Cheap
The popular lifehacking site, the aptly-named Lifehacker, delivered some fantastic news today that we just had to share! The website AppSumo is offering a bundle of the professional level of web-based productivity apps such as Evernote, Remember The Milk and RescueTime (the last of which was used to calculate theRead More
What Browser Are You Using?
How you surf the web can directly impact how productive you are at work – or in general. We talked about Safari’s latest iteration recently, but there are plenty of options out there to choose from. An example of this would be the latest release of Flock, which went intoRead More
Why You Shouldn’t Underpromise and Overdeliver
“Underpromise and overdeliver.” Have you ever heard this brief bit of business philosophy at work? It has to do with consciously managing the expectations of your clients and customers. The idea is that you set a comfortable scope and timeline for your service, and then “wow” them by delivering theRead More
Musical Motivation
“I love rock ‘n roll” – Joan Jett I hear you, Joan. Not everyone loves rock ‘n roll, but I do. Actually, my musical tastes range from jazz to rock to classical and several genres in between. It all depends on the mood. If I’m driving down the highway, I’llRead More
Put the Sleeper Hold on Boring Meetings
Productivity gurus love to pick on lame meetings. But let’s be realistic…even top creative professionals have to endure meetings with clients or with project teams. Taking ownership of your work means taking responsibility for the quality of your meetings.