A definition of success we can all work with
Many people think, talk, and write about success all the time. But have you ever seen a precise definition?
It’s easy to say “success is relative,” and in a sense that’s true. We all want different things from life. But this isn’t a very useful insight. Wouldn’t it be great if there was a single way to define and measure success that we could each use in our personal and professional lives?
How to Think More Productively: A Cheat Sheet
When people learn that I’m a time management and productivity coach, they often grill me about the most effective tricks and tools. “What’s the best system? What apps or planner should I use? Got any hacks I can try?”
They’re asking the wrong questions.
Don’t get me wrong — systems like Bullet Journaling and Getting Things Done are excellent. But if you’re struggling to be productive, overhauling your process won’t help you much. To really achieve sustainable productivity, you must first learn to manage your thoughts.