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TMN Tip: Don’t Let Your Phone Own You
Author: Craig
10 Reasons Clutter Makes You Less Productive
TweetShareShare0 Shares Is your workspace a mess? How about your house? Car? Bedroom? I think you get the point. Many people let their clutter pile up until it starts to affect their life. I am not referring to hoarding. Instead, just the stuff starts to impact your ability to get things done…. the items that […]
Time Management Ninja Podcast #20: 7 Reasons I Ditched My Apple Watch
TweetShareShare0 SharesWelcome to the Time Management Ninja Podcast, Episode #20. Today’s episode is about the Apple Watch and specifically, why I chose to ditch mine. The Apple Watch is an amazing technology. Yet, does it truly make us more productive or is an interruption in our busy days? Listen to the 7 Reasons I Ditched […]
5 Tips to Prevent Little Tasks from Disrupting Your Entire Day
TweetShareShare0 SharesI was getting ready to start my day this morning when I got tempted to switch out a light bulb. However, this wasn’t just a simple light bulb. It is one of those fancy Wi-Fi-enabled bulbs that would allow my Alexa system to control one of the lights in my office area. I picked […]
Time Management Ninja book now available!
TweetShareShare0 SharesMy new book “Time Management Ninja: 21 Tips for More Time and Less Stress in Your Life” is now out! You can get it online at all the usual places (Amazon, Apple Books, even Target.com). And you can get it in stores near you! Purchase it by clicking here. If you are a TMN […]
Make Your Resolutions Stick
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What Do You Need to Start?
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Time Management Tip: Do the Work Now to Save Time Later
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Time Management Tip: Do ONE Thing You Were Going to “Put Off”
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Should Your To-do List Be on Paper or in Your Phone?
TweetShareShare0 Shares A question I get asked often about time management tools is, “Which is better a paper-based or electronic to-do list? “ The short answer is… it depends. It depends on the person, the situation, and the intended uses. Let’s look at both options and the benefits of each.