By: Erica Cosminsky
Claire, That’s great. I’m still working on my degree so I go to the University Library and sit in the very back corner sometimes too. I can’t sit out close to the front or I just watch people. I also...
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[...] shares A Creative’s Guide to Getting Things Done. I’ve listed a summary below (click HERE for Jeff’s full [...]
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I definitely use the headphones. To get me started on a challenging writing project, I listen to party music with fast beats. (current favorite: Pink, “Raise Your Glass”)
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[...] the post How I Get Things Done, Jeff talks about using one project management system and not spreading yourself across too many [...]
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View ArticleBy: Amelia Ferrell
This blog makes so much sense to me. Now I don’t feel so weird about the way I do things. As creative people we so often busy our lives with making whatever we work on look good, artsy and so forth,...
View ArticleBy: Abby Stevens
I’m convinced the Post-It will save me. 2 or 3 tasks will fit on one, I stick them all over and they mess up the aesthetic of my office, which I hate, and which is the perfect catalyst for me to get...
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Yes. Clean up your clutter before you create. It will allow you to focus and not feel so stressed out.
View ArticleBy: Jeff Goins
ah, yes… salvation via post-it. creativity and productivity thru limitation. well done.
View ArticleBy: Matthew Acton
Thanks Jeff, I’ve been struggling with my productivity methods and I’m currently having a reboot, but this time I’m properly researching what went wrong last time, what I need out of a productivity...
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By: Ilka Emig
This post is for me. Thank you Jeff! I do have a notebook with me all the time and it helps a lot. I know that I should not check my email too much. But, well … I also get distracted very easy. I open...
View ArticleBy: Karen
I struggle with this stuff very day! So happy to follow you and gain insight and inspiration. Thank you!
View ArticleBy: Mariane Kvist Doktor
Thank you for this post. I’m glad I’m not the only one who struggles with focusing and keeping a structure. I use my notebooks a lot and bring them with me, but today I forgot to bring a notebook with...
View ArticleBy: Veronica @ Mixed Gems
I’ve struggled with to do lists as my workload has grown exponentially this year. I had a notebook, then went electronic, then back to a notebook, and now use post it’s becUse my priorities keep...
View ArticleBy: nancy bouwens
i need paper. I know we live in a paperless world- but I still need post it notes and a paper planner. I am overcome with guilt on a daily basis that I struggle with evernote, scrivner and my digital...
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By: Morgant2421
I will definitely start working on this 10 at a time list and will report in time I always have problems of having too many things to do and feel like there aren’t enough time to do any of them well...
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ah, yes… salvation via post-it. creativity and productivity thru limitation. well done.
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