If you’ve followed me for a while you’ll know that I’m a major Mac geek and love experimenting with apps and finding more efficient ways of doing my work. In my view, a HUGE part of being productive is finding the right tools for the job and using those tools well.
A few months ago I attended a networking event here at BizDojo, the co-working space I work from here in New Zealand. At the event, we went around the room one-by-one and introduced ourselves and our businesses.
One of the reasons we enjoy taking time off and going on vacation is that we get to temporarily step outside of our normal routines. But we often get to the end of that holiday, thinking: “I’m looking forward to getting back into a good routine”.
Just a few photos from our recent road trip around New Zealand's South Island.
It’s that time of year again… Time to plan for the new year set new goals and build new habits. With this in mind, how can you take advantage of the holidays to plan ahead and start the new year right?
Are you someone who values freedom and wants to be able to work when and how you want?
Do you want to be your own boss instead of answering to other people?
A few months ago I was doing some deadlifts (lifting a loaded barbell from the floor to your waist) during a CrossFit class. To this day I can’t say what I did wrong, but I started experiencing pain in my right knee. It was probably the result of a few things I was doing wrong and I ended up going to the Osteopath and not being able to load my knee for the next 8 weeks.
The following is an extract from my popular ebook, Guidelines. This is one of the guidelines I really try to live by. Even now, I still struggle to follow this rule, but when I do, it really helps me to focus on what matters most.
We all know we should prioritise and focus more on the important tasks. Part of this means learning to say no. It’s very easy to get preoccupied with every new idea that enters your head. It’s even easier to get distracted by seemingly important requests from colleagues, friends and family. Learning to say no is one of the most important skills you’ll need to master in order to hone your ability to focus.
In this brief video, I'll show you some examples of how to use Asana tags and when to use tags vs. custom fields in Asana.
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