productivity

Master productivity with proven tools, hacks, and strategies that help solopreneurs work smarter, save time, and achieve success.

My MITs!

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MITs stands for Most Important Tasks (or most important things as many authors suggest) and it is one of my most important tools for doing my work better (and faster). I introduced to the concept by Leo Babauta in his excellent post “Purpose Your Day: Most Important Task (MIT)” but the principle has been suggested by many other productive experts (as Jason Womack in his “Put attention on the MIT’s – the Most Important Things” post, James Clear in his post “The Only Productivity Tip You’ll Ever Need“, Josh Kaufman in his “What Are ‘Most Important Tasks (MITs)’?“, Sarah Rapp to her post “Lab Rat: Do Your “Most Important Task” First?” to mention only a few!)

My MITs!

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Please Take My 2015 Readers Survey

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Do you have 5 minutes? I really want to ask you a favor! I’d like to ask you to help me to help you!

I want to help me build better content, approaches, and ideas to share with you! Help me to build a blog that would effectively meet your requirements! Please take my 2015 readers survey!

2015 Readers Survey

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More Productive Business Blogging? Yes, Please!

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More Productive Business Blogging
Having a Master’s degree in Journalism and love for travelling, Julie Ellis is financed by her freelance writing to investigate and explore exotic places of the world. Being a Chief Editor at Premier Essay she, as well, features articles for journals and magazines around the world. Today writes about how you can be more productive in Business Blogging!

All entrepreneurs with a web presence are now beginning to understand that they must be more public and more personal at the same time.

  1. Public Presence really refers to their overt marketing strategies and to establishing profiles on all social media sites, as well as having a state-of-the-art website that is both compelling and easy to navigate.
  2. Personal Presence refers to relationships that the business establishes with its customers and potential customers. While traditional brick and mortar businesses have always built relationships face-to-face, or via mail and telephone communication, building relationships and brand loyalty on the Internet requires an entirely different set of strategies. One such strategy in that set is a blog.

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Do You Know AIDA?

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Do you know AIDA? I had the pleasure to introduced to AIDA several years ago (it must be more than 20 years now. Well, time do fly!) and it never disappoint me! It,  I said? It! Yes, is not wrong! Not wrong at all. Or the act of my crazy spell-checker! You see, AIDA is not she,  is it! AIDA is a powerful technique and an acronym used widely in marketing and advertising, to describe the ways a viewer or reader engaged to an advertisement or to an event!
AIDA

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Viable SEO Checklists to Optimize Your Website Significantly

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Viable SEO Checklists
Marry Williams is an experience online marketing manager and blogger. She is keen researcher at Research Paper Papa and she finds ways to make website rank better. For more, follow her on Facebook | LinkedIn. In this post describes various “Viable SEO Checklists to Optimize Your Website Significantly“. Take a look and check if you can use it on your own site!

Whether you’re seeing another site or you are looking to enhance your current site, you have to be executing SEO as an exceptionally beat need. Despite the fact that, there are thousands upon a large number of online journals and articles on the web on the best way to effectively improve your site for web indexes like Google, Yahoo and so forth. Few are more exceptional than others.

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Little Things

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Little things can create a large disturbance! I had recently one such an experience with various, small things, went completely off the track! It was unexpected and it was very, very, disturbing! But the situation gave me some hints on handling peculiar situations and on the power of small things in our highly organized life!

Little Things

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The Strategy Of NO

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The Strategy Of NO
After several days finishing writing this post, a mail by Chris Brogan on Focus, pointed at a book (The Power of No: Because One Little Word Can Bring Health, Abundance, and Happiness) by James Altucher with, apparently(!), the same topics as the topics covered in this post! I have not read the book (apologies to James, it is something I’m going to remedy soon though!) and I hadn’t in mind the book of  James Altucher when I wrote this post. But still, if you interested in the topics of this post, I would like to urge you to read James’ book! He is a very innovative and value-added thinker!

In a crowded world full of messages and interruptions, “NO” is a great gatekeeper to safeguard your time, mood, effectiveness, and resources. It is important to know how to say No, but it is much more important to know why you have to say it and the when to say it!

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10 Keys of Empowerment

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Some days are not easy! Nor are “user-friendly“! Such days can bring you many more challenges while you still have to cope with the “ordinary” things! You still have to go to your work, to pay one or more bills, to get the kids from school (or to take them there!), to find time for some reading, to go in the gym, to visit a friend, to see a movie, to meet with your parents, etc. The list never seems to get shorter! How would you find the extra energy, feelings and inspiration you need to cope adequately with whatever a day tosses at you? You simply, need to tap into YOUR keys of empowerment!

10 Keys of Empowerment

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The Art Of Saying No

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It is common in today days of the connected world, for you to have received many requests by various people. There are requests concerning you to read or write something, to check a problem, to provide a solution, to attend an event, etc. If you commit yourself at accommodating all these requests soon you would find yourself drifted away from your original plans, and burned out! That’s why you should learn how to saying no in a convincing and polite way!

The Art Of Saying No

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Here’s a Quick Way to Develop And Use An Incubated Ideas List

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What is an Incubated Ideas List? You have ideas all the time! When you sleep, when you walk, when you exercise, when you work on a certain topic! What do you do with them? How do you capture your brilliant ideas and how do you evaluate them later?

Incubated Ideas List

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