Imagine the perfect productivity system that can ever exist. This system would have the following nine characteristics: Effortless input, allowing you to enter new information directly before you even think about it twice Reliable retrieval, you receive the information when you need it. No need to do extra checking Invisible…

If you use it correctly, you can get more than twice as much done daily, reduce stress and overwhelm, be more present and never fall off good habits again. In this article, you will learn how to set the calendar up on the phone, how to timeblock each day, and…

What if you could have a productivity system that requires no maintenance, weekly reviews, or planning but functions so well that you do not think about it? In this deep dive, you will learn about the Barbell System, why it is so effective, the three tools it consists of, plus…

Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash Asking which note-taking app is the best is like asking for the favorite food, color, or music. It’s all subjective. There are hundreds of note-taking apps out there for a reason: people like different functionalities and designs. For example, Notion is the best choice…

Based on my three year’s experience of consistent notetaking, here is how I recommend people to start this wonderful habit: Step 1: Choose one or several note-taking apps. Although I recommend Mem.ai, pick the one you are the most comfortable with. It could be as simple as Apple Notes and Google Keep. The most important thing is that…

There is a lot of good information out there regarding note-taking. But note-taking ultimately comes down to two activities: Write down information at a trusted place Reliably retrieve information when needed Write down information at a trusted place Today, we are faced with more information than our brains can handle at once. Fortunately, by writing down information…

Over the last three years, I’ve read productivity books like Getting Things Done, Deep Work, Atomic Habits, The Goal, Less Doing, and Antifragile multiple times. …

When people think about productivity and getting organized, to-do lists come to mind. But they have a major downside: If you have something on a to-do list, it feels like it must be done now. Otherwise, the guilt keeps piling up. Fortunately, aside from using the calendar for things that…