Getting things done during your workday shouldn’t mean fitting in doing as much as possible in the sanctioned eight hours. 

Do you really need those 30 tasks on your to-do list?

Doing less-is-more of an approach to your to-do list by only focusing on accomplishing thi...

While no one like admitting it, sheer laziness is the No one Contributor to lost productivity.

In fact, a number of so-called time-saving methods, take meetings and emails for example, are actually just ways to get out of doing real work. 

Place your focus on...

You've probably developed a few productivity-ruining habits over the years. 

Manage your distracting ways by creating a system. 

For those of you who check your emails compulsively, plan a morning, afternoon, and evening time slot to manage your inbox. 

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Stop trying to do 10 things a once! Changing tasks more than 10 times a day drops your IQ an average of 10 points. Get things done more effectively and efficiently by focusing on one task at a time.

Less is more when it comes to being productive during the workday. Stick to...

It's a big productivity killer to start your mornings by checking your email and you calendar.

This allows others to dictate what you accomplish. Start your day out right by ignoring your emails in the morning and getting in a good breakfast, reading the news, medi...

Knock out your most challenging work when your brain is fresh.

If you have any busy work or meetings, save them for the afternoon. By scheduling your day this way, you’ll be able to create a new and more productive way to manage your time.

The ache in your brain after several long work hours should be your signal to take a break.

Since your brain has used up its glucose, give yourself a moment to refresh by going for a walk, grabbing lunch or a snack, or just meditating. 

You’ll come back recha...