Time Theming is a method to manage your time using themes to help provide direction for achieving your goals during a week, month, or year. This blog post was inspired by Mike Vardy’s Time Theming talk during ProductivityCon in Austin in early 2020.
Charlie Gilkey found that most productivity books focused on low-level tasks. He wrote “Start Finishing” to focus more on collaboration and the big picture
At Productivity Con, Kendra Wright showed us how to hustle with heart by getting out of our comfort zone and being deliberate with our time.
Learn about the productivity type suited for our personality. Devin Ambron has researched and determined that people for productivity.
Our environment has a significant impact on the work we want to get done. We can organize our work space to be more productive using the Japanese 5S system of organization.
Lean principles help businesses eliminate wasteful processes while also improving productivity. Initially, lean was created for car manufacturing lines.
We can improve the quality of our lives by managing our five personal resources, which are also known as STEAM: Skills, Time, Energy, Attention, and Money.
Systems are organized structures of things or people to achieve a specific goal. We can use systems thinking to examine the systems that make up our world.
This post explores what is productivity. We can increase productivity by making improvements in the quality or quantity of the goods or services produced.
