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The ubiquity of corporate organizational tools has led to our work and personal lives looking very similar. Is this a bad thing?

The ubiquity of corporate organizational tools means how we manage our work and private time often doesn’t look that different. Is that bad?

Reading May Seem Like A Simple Practice, But There Are Ways To Be A Better Reader. Here Are Three Tiny Tweaks To Significantly Increase The Number Of Books You Read.

Leaders grow people by inviting them to a task, to a project, or to a new level of service. Calling matters because it lets people know that they matter. “You’re always welcome” is not the same invitation as “I was thinking about you. I’d like to invite you…”

OmniFocus 3 leaves other To Do apps in its dust, but you have to need its power or it's overwhelming.

PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): "What is originality?" asked philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Here's how he answered: "To see something that has no name as yet, and...

OmniFocus 3 leaves other To Do apps in its dust, but you have to need its power or its overwhelming.

A financial planner discusses his shift from music to finance, his work in financial education, and where he thinks advisors can add the most value.

Between work, family, friends and charitable obligations, those who work at nonprofits have a lot to keep up with.

The 2000s ushered in a period of intense interest in productivity methods and strategies. Not all of them stood the test of time, but one certainly did—and if you’re not using it, you’re missing out.