Organizing can be broken down into a step-by-step process that anyone can follow.
Our attention is often pulled in too many directions, leaving us feeling overloaded, distracted, chaotic, spread thinly, without focus. So what can you do?
There are a lot of people who read self-improvement blogs and books, but never put them into action. Are you one?
What an extremely tough thing for teens to figure out: What should you do with your future?
Let’s say you are sitting at your desk, with something to write, and you notice some anxiety… and an urge...
Multitaskers who think they can successfully divide their attention between the program on their television set and the information on their computer screen proved to be driven to distraction by the two devices.
Do you ever have one of those days when you just can’t seem to find focus?
Sometimes work can be a drag. You get caught up in trying to be more productive, and suddenly your life turns into a series of to-do lists.
Creativity is often made out to be a nebulous, messy, complicated, difficult thing, and it can be. But it doesn't have to be.
Too often we get stuck in inaction -- the quagmire of doubt and perfectionism and distractions and planning that stops us from moving forward.
There are plenty of pitfalls that can distract you from getting your work done. Here we look at 10 ways to ensure you’re set up for success in your home office.
We all procrastinate. I put off writing this article by doing a bunch of smaller tasks, for example. They were less important and I knew it, but they were quick tasks and so easier than writing an article on a tough topic.
Most people believe they can multitask effectively... but a study indicates that people who multitask the most are least capable of doing so.