The 15 Best Productivity Podcasts of 2016
Productivity podcasts will inspire you with the tools to start forming better daily habits, so you get more done -- even during your commute.
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Productivity podcasts will inspire you with the tools to start forming better daily habits, so you get more done -- even during your commute.
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In the startup world, there's pressure to know everything, which often leads to information overload. Focus on what's important to get the best results.
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At iDoneThis, we’ve got our team spread all across the world. Germany, Italy, New York, Wisconsin. The company has been remote from Day 1 and we wouldn’t have it any other way. Working from a home office or coworking space gives us the freedom to work how we want and…
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Outsmart your lazier, sneakier self. Here's how to face the truth when you catch yourself claiming these three common productivity lies.
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The busy trap causes a preoccupation with your own busyness that makes it hard to realize that you’re spreading your stress to everyone around you.
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If you aren’t changing your mind, you are not trying very hard to contradict your beliefs. Here's how to be systematic about testing and changing your mind.
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Your boss most likely has very little sense of what you’re accomplishing. Be proactive: send your boss this one email to get recognized for your good work.
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Talk to your customers to best improve your product. You already do it — but maybe not often enough to stay in touch with your product.
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3 Reasons to Shut up and Listen Well and some other of the best articles from around the web.
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Take a systematic approach to tracking and reviewing your mistakes to avoid repeating the same mistakes. Here are how the best managers do it.
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Cali Williams Yost, author of Tweak It: Make What Matters to You Happen Every Day, shares simple work life balance shortcuts.
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Lauren Bacon, on shifting gears, accepting discomfort, and living on purpose, not by accident. Here's how to take charge of your life.
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What are you waiting for? Start something. Take it a step at a time. Celebrate. Huzzah!
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iDoneThis weekly round up of posts we've shared this week including employees can power up happiness, steve jobs customers, and science of shower creativity
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Don't make the mistake of trying to tune out your doubts. Doubt need not impede action. Says Philip Lopate, in the NYT’s Opinionator. Read more here
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We’ve revamped feedback so that you can now add comments and likes to individual dones to make it easier to give specific feedback on people’s dones.
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Happy Friday! Catch up with the best of what we’ve shared on the interwebs this week! 8 Expensive Project Management Lessons – for free! Is bad management getting in the way of transparency and innovation at work? Don’t we want to be open, generous, and connected? Structured procrastination — the magical solution of wo
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iDoneThis's weekly roundup of posts we've shared this week including simplify and get productive, ask better questions, create with constraints and more
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Nobody does their best thinking sitting at their desk. Your desk is for executing; do your thinking elsewhere. — Justin Jackson (@mijustin) July 26, 2012 Justin Jackson reminds us that desks are workstations. Take your thinking, procrastinating, eating, and even sitting elsewhere. It’s common wisdom that you should kee
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A big THANKS to our iDoneThis members and blog readers, here in the U.S. and abroad!
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When people don’t take enough breaks, their creativity and productivity decline. Humans are not designed to be sedentary. Solve it with a walk. Read more
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To-do lists make us anxious and unhappy. Sarah Hepola tell us how she learned to stop worrying and make to-do lists work.
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Empirically, the way to do really big things seems to be to start with deceptively small things. Paul Graham‘s advice for startups, which applies to tackling challenges in general. Start small, and then onward and forward to big things!
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