Tag: time management
To Thrive or Survive – Working Under Pressure
Have you ever heard someone say that they “work best under pressure”? It sounds like such a positive thing to say about your work habits. But, what if instead of “working best under pressure” they mean that they work only when under pressure, or that they even require pressure toRead More
Breaking Bad Habits
Habits aren’t always bad, but the word just seems to conjure up thoughts of things that aren’t particularly good for us. There are “challenges” all over the web that try to help you break these habits but there are also those that try to instill good ones. These challenges canRead More
The Productivity Rule of Three
Being consistently productive is hard work and it takes a lot of discipline to maintain. There are tasks and projects coming at you from colleagues. We all run the risk of information overload thanks to websites, RSS feeds and – most recently – social media. Even if you have aRead More
Looking Back and Looking Forward
The weekend is a time to take care of yourself – whether it be catching up on household projects, spending time with family and friends or taking the time to rest and simply enjoy the fruits of your labor. It is also a time to reflect on the week goneRead More
Working for the Weekend?
Not that silly of a question, really. Even if you put in a 9 to 5 work week, it’s entriely possible that it doesn’t end there. Some people work straight through the week. Some take other days off during the week because they can simply get more done on theRead More
How to Time Your Tasks
You’ve likely heard about The Two Minute Rule – we’ve even discussed it here at WorkAwesome recently. Keeping track of how long it takes to do tasks is important, as is keeping tabs on your time so you don’t spend too much time on anything that doesn’t require it. HowRead More
5 Really Productive People
This is a list of the top 5 productivity pundits, in no particular order. When you’re not reading up on it here, you can either check them out at their respective websites (or just read here and we’ll cite them when applicable). David Allen – Creator of Getting Things Done.Read More