Chris Bailey, author of The Productivity Project returns to the show to discuss how to bridge the productivity gaps in our lives, and how to effectively manage your time, attention and energy. HIGHLIGHTS How to...
Chris Bailey, author of The Productivity Project returns to the show to discuss how to bridge the productivity gaps in our lives, and how to effectively manage your time, attention and energy.
HIGHLIGHTS
Resources
Quotes
I really think this capacity to change is inherent in everyone.
Not all tasks are created equal
The more you use your brain to work, the more you need to manage your attention and energy
You work less efficiently if you don’t bring all of your attention to the work in front of you
Productivity is about the results that your action produces.
Attentional spaces breeds creativity.
When you let your mind wander and daydream you create the space for ideas to rise and bubble up to the surface
For every minute you spend organizing everything that’s a minute you don’t spend doing anything.
For exactly one year, beginning May 1st, 2013, Chris Bailey decided to follow his passion and devour everything he could get his hands on about productivity, and then write every day about what he learned on A Year of Productivity.
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