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My Favorite Productivity Advice From Books (so You Don't Have to Read Them All)

My Favorite Productivity Advice From Books (so You Don't Have to Read Them All)
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The Science of Productivity: How to Get More Done in a Day

We waste lots of time every week. Learn the science behind productivity and how you can improve your work and get more done in less time.

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My Favorite Productivity Advice From Books (so You Don't Have to Read Them All)

There are so many productivity books out there, and many of them contain great information and advice. But if you really want to be productive, you can’t spend all your time reading about other people’s productivity. Here are some of the best tips from my favorite productivity books.

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Use the 'GTD' Method to Actually Get Through Your To-do List

The GTD method has been around for years and is helpful for streamlining your to-do list. If you feel overwhelmed by how much you have to do, this will help you start doing it.

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How to stop being distracted - Geeky Gadgets

Learn how you can control your focus and stop being distracted during your daily routines allowing you to improve your productivity and work

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Political News: MMA Germany | MMA Germany Brings the Mobile Maturity Self-Assessment tool to Global Brands

Political News: MMA Germany | MMA Germany Brings the Mobile Maturity Self-Assessment tool to Global Brands
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Cleaning - how to organize your time and divide cleaning into parts

Cleaning - how to organize your time and divide cleaning into parts
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This is the reason why I can't concentrate - Independant Express

This is the reason why I can't concentrate - Independant Express
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Stephen Wallace: Panel at the POC's 5th Annual AI Summit

Stephen Wallace is a panelist for Potomac Officers Club’s 5th Annual AI Summit on March 21, 2024. Get to know Stephen Wallace and register for the event here.

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The Virtuous Mean Between Time Drunkenness and Work Martyrdom

I have been thinking about work lately, as my relationship with it has always felt uncalibrated. To explore this topic, I am reading a book by philosopher Raymond Geuss called A Philosopher Looks at Work. Geuss examines the modernist notion of work, positing that there are six criteria for defining it, with the first three constituting its essence:

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