The world's best people in their fields use systems to keep them disciplined as well as creative. They do difficult things consistently. In supersystems, you'll know how.
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We're effectively living in the technological age. So much so, that it is now the technology controlling us than we controlling technology. It won't be too wrong to say, we have become slaves to our gadgets. This should not be like this. We should be intentional
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Before we start, what is a "work cycle"? A work cycle is an (ideally) uninterrupted block of time to focus on the task at hand. Caleb Ontiveros, founder of Stoa meditation app, has been "working in work cycles" for 3 years now. Here's what
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How many meetings do you have in a day? 2 or 3 or god forbid, 6? And how many emails do you get in a day? Let's not even get to that number. The point is, we're spending an increasing % of our work hours inside our
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Meetings are time-suckers. If you don't set any boundaries, they can easily consume your entire workday. Not just that, meetings are mentally taxing and if your have them scattered throughout the day, you've set yourself up for misery. There has to be a way around it.
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âI am an âinbox zeroâ type of person myself. I always need my inbox to be clean and with zero unread.â This is how Will Pearson started when asked about his perspective on emails and how to keep it productive. It is interesting to note that Will is the co-founder
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Today, when it comes to productivity apps, we have a problem of plenty. But something we don't realize is, these tools didn't exist even 20 years back? How did the people back then track and organize their lives? Was their mind their only tool or did
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We all wish to create a productivity system for ourselves. One that helps us track everything, our projects, daily tasks, random ideas, notes and so on. You probably use many different tools for each one of those. Danielle from MotionHall, uses just one. Notion. She has built a productivity system
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âYou canât do big things if youâre distracted by small thingsâ There canât be a better quote than that to start off this blog with Andrew Case, founder of Stacklingo. Andrew believes phones are the biggest source of distraction and to counter it, he goes to the
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You must have heard the phrase âSurvival of the fittestâ, a phrase that originated from Darwinian evolutionary theory as a way of describing the mechanism of natural selection. In the present technological distraction filled world, it wonât be wrong to say that itâs âSurvival of the focusedâ. One
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âI'm completely driven by my calendar. What that means is, if a meeting does not show up on my calendar, chances of me showing up for that meeting are 0.â Thatâs what Girish Shivani of YourNest had to say when asked about how he manages his time
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In this episode, we talk to Aron Levin, founder of Relatable and Willa, about how he stays productive with his 3 small kids, 2 companies in different timezones and his family. He also shares some interesting stories from his time working at King games and Spotify.
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Alex Bass, founder of CyberBytes and Efficient.app. In this post, we'll learn how he leverages automations to make his life easy and more productive.