Dwight Eisenhower divided his tasks into four different possibilities. You can use this decision matrix to help you organise your tasks.

1. Urgent and important: Tasks you will do immediately.
2. Important but not urg...

This one is from Tim Ferriss’ not-to-list and something I’ve personally implemented and benefitted from.

Turn off email notifications so you don’t get distracted each time an email comes through.

Checki...

Exercise is good for your body and mind so it’s no surprise that it may also boost your workplace productivity .

When you exercise, you increase blood flow to the brain, which can help sharp...

To-do lists can be a great tool for productivity.

They help you to get organised and stay focused. And, if you’re like me, you’ll also take great satisfaction in ticking a task off when it’s done.

One tip to help you g...

Making the most of your time at work is something that most of us strive for. Let’s look at some habits that you can adopt so you’re able to leave the office knowing that you accomplished everything you aimed to do that day.

When we have a deadline to work towards, we are generally more focused and productive.

In Work Less, Do More , Jan Yager argues that deadlines “actually help us by bestowing acti...

The quest for perfection is one of the fastest routes to unhappiness. Nothing is ever perfect… It’s an illusion so stop wasting your time!

Instead of striving for perfection, focus on completing the task to the best of your ability.

You can use the Pomodoro technique to work in 25 minutes sprints.

Here’s how it works:

1. Decide on the task to be done.
2. Set the Pomodoro ti...

Our brains aren’t built for multitasking so stop doing it — it’s counterproductive and a productivity killer.

You can start increasing your productivity today simply by focusing on one task at a time and giving it your all before moving onto the next task.

According to one study , the average office worker attends 62 meetings a month and around 37% of all meetings are unproductive.

So, before you organise your next meeting, ask yourse...

Here's an example of a to-do list in Tameday

Surprisingly, scheduling regular breaks can improve your productivity.

Studies show that if you’re working on a long task without taking a break then your performance will suffer.

A study by

Ivy Lee was a productivity expert who achieved peak productivity each day by following these five steps.

1. At the end of each workday, write down the six most important things you need to accomplish tomorrow. Don’t write down mo...