All writers have their favourite pens, notepads, apps and ways of writing. The right paper, the right pen, the right place can all help make the write stuff right. I use a combination of physical and digital tools that I've highlighted below.
All tagged productivity
Like all good comedy, the secret of getting stuff done is good timing. Basically there are times to do and times to just be, or just do less.
Whether or not you follow the Getting Things Done approach to organising your life, sitting down every week with yourself for a personal review is a great idea.
We are all artists of our lives.
Maybe you know where you want to go with your life but don't know how. Maybe you're a great executor but lack vision.
The end of a year and start of the new is a great metaphorical event to use to enhance a critical aspect of your constructive creativity—get rid of everything that you can.
If you feel stuck, need to plan or prepare for something, mind mapping is a simple way to get stuff out of your head and into some sort of visual order.
Whatever your dreams, ambitions or goals you need to have the energy and resilience to cope with the journey so that the excitement you feel at the idea of accomplishing them is matched by the excitement on the way there.
We can often feel overwhelmed by information.
Most of us at some point in our lives are faced with this question – what should we do with our lives?
There is a whole world of lists out there.
Keeping in touch with people has become a paradox.
The purpose of this blog post is to introduce the second phase of Welldoing - Processing stuff.
One of my favourite techniques for getting something done without distraction or interruption is the Pomodoro Technique.
There are a number of small inexpensive and sometimes free apps I use that make my life easier