Being More Productive

Hi All,

As longtime readers of this blog probably know by now I really, really like lists.  Shopping lists, to do lists, lists of books, lists of all kinds.!

I just came across this site on MSN Lifestyle.  The title of the webpage is 28 Productivity Hacks to Make Your Work Day Easier.  I was struck by the simplicity and intuitive advice in this slideshow.  Plus, many of these efficiency hacks are easy to implement and use regularly.

Take a look at the article by clicking here.  Who knows...even picking up 2 or 3 of these tricks will help you become more productive and more efficient!

Also...interested readers might want to click on any of the next 3 links to learn even more about becoming more productive in daily life and at work.  Enjoy the links and your new found efficiency.

5 Productivity Hacks That Will Change Your Life - Happier.com

10 Mini-Productivity Hacks to Ease Your Life - Lifehack.org


23 Best Productivity Hacks of the Year - Inc.com

Regards,
Stu

Multitasking - So Much To Do, So Little Time

Hi All,

With the myriad things the modern family has to contend with, how is it that we ever get anything done? Easy (or not easy since that is the topic of this blog entry) - we multitask these days.

What is multitasking? Indeed, click here for the a link to wikipedia on multitasking... Also, click here for another link to some background about what multitasking is and what it is not.

Recently, there has been a debate recently about whether or not multitasking actually works - in other words, does multitasking really work? Click here to get one researchers point of view on the topic.

Also, click here for some more commentary on the advantages and disadvantages of multitasking. And from here also!

So, now that you are multitasking, click here to find out how to do it even better and more effectively! And click here for yet another link on how to multitask even more effectively!

Now, you might want to keep track of all the various projects that you are juggling either at work or at home. Have I got a website for you! Click here for a link to IDidWork.com Note that some users might like the site, others might not - your mileage and use might vary! Also note that you will have to sign in and create a username and password to get the full functionality of the site.

Finally, if you want to keep track of your time, click on this link from Freelanceswitch.com - you'll find 6 different tools (websites) to track how you spend your time at home and/or at work.

Enjoy - hope you become more effective and efficient and get more done!
Stu

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