Article Roundup: 9 solid articles that will improve your focus

This week was Focus Week on A Year of Productivity – a whole week’s worth of posts dedicated to improving your focus. Click through to read the nine articles I wrote about improving your focus!

100 time, energy, and attention hacks to be more productive

My 100 favorite time, energy, and attention hacks that will let you get more done.

To be more creative, don’t set traditional goals, set “process goals”

Setting process goals, as opposed to regular goals, will allow you to be much more creative.

The Progress Trap: Why you shouldn’t track your progress on your goals

Tracking progress on your goals can actually make you less likely to achieve them.

Why ‘active listening’ will make you more productive, and how to do it

When you actively listen to what someone is trying to say, your conversations become more valuable, meaningful, and productive. Here’s how to do it.

How to ‘Flow’: Here’s the most magical chart you’ll come across today

According to a sizeable amount of research, one of the best ways to maximize happiness is to ‘flow’ more often. Here’s how to do it.

Warning: Are you putting your future self on sale?

Studies have shown that people think of their present and future selves as completely different people, and that they often make terrible decisions because of it. Here’s how to steer clear of that trap.

Want to succeed at something? Go all-in.

One of the main reasons you’re reading these words right now is because I went ‘all in’ on A Year of Productivity.

Warning: Is artificial light shattering your productivity?

Believe it or not, the amount of natural and artificial light you’re exposed to each day can have a huge effect on how productive you are. Here are four ways artificial light can affect you.

Here’s everything you need to develop a ‘growth mindset’

According to researcher Carol Dweck, there is one single quality that separates successful people from unsuccessful people – whether or not they have a ‘growth mindset’.

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The art of doing one thing at a time

Takeaway: Doing just one thing at a time helps you remember more, get more done in less time, de-stress, bring more attention to your work, and work smarter, instead of just harder. It’s worth the struggle a hundred times over. Estimated Reading...

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How the internet destroys your productivity

Takeaway: The internet is probably essential and integral to your work. But the research shows that it usually leads you to get less done. When we’re connected, we waste more time, become more distracted, and bring less focus and energy to our...

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