“The word ‘productivity’ sounds like we’re talking about machines. But the irony is that much of being truly good with time is about feelings.
How should you strive to feel when working? Busy, but not rushed. Research shows this is when people are happiest.”
“It is increasingly clear that distractions are not going away on their own. Instead, the responsibility is ours to live attentive, intentional lives in a world of distraction. This is a goal we must continue to seek.”
“Reading can be very valuable, but writing requires more thinking, and so it can be even more valuable. Write about something you’re passionate about…”
“Learn to speak and write clearly, concisely and, most importantly, with passion. And never forget to shut up and listen.
Breathe.”
Great advice from Michael Lazerow at Offbeat Advice I Wish I Was Given in School
What I like about the article is that if the positive signs aren’t there, you can figure out how to make a change to like your job more…or you can decide it’s time to change your job.
“You may not give your computer screen an embarrassingly gushing smile and you might not write little love notes during your lunch break. But, there are ways to tell if you love your job.”
This is a great post about simple, in the moment, ways to manage your stress:
“Beating chronic stress is a long-term effort, and we’ve shared a lot of ways to deal with it–but what if you’re overcome with stress right now and just want to calm down? Here are ten ways you can bust through stress and get on with your day…”
This article outlines six simple yet important rituals to celebrate every day:
6 Simple Rituals to Reach Your Potential Every Day
This blog post as a lot of great information from Marc and Angel Hack Life: Practical Tips for Productive Living:
Brandon Hunt, PhD, LPC, NCC, ACS 