I have more energy today, in my mid-forties, than I did in my early thirties. I'm healthier and happier and far more productive. Do you want to know my secret (the ultimate adulting cheat code)?

This article shares some of my reflections about wellbeing-driven productivity through the lens of neurodiversity.

This post will explain what a weekly review is, why you need to do it, and how to do it consistently. I will also share a free template.

You've arrived at your desk. You've done your "daily brain dump," and now you have a list. Fantastic job. What next?

Morgen is an innovative calendar tool designed to help you manage your schedule and workload more effectively.

Read-it-later apps (such as Readwise Reader, Pocket, Instapaper, and Matter) were designed to promote procrastination... weren't they?

You've overcome your procrastination and (finally) started to focus on your task. The last thing you want to do is take a break - it will disrupt your flow, making you less productive... won't it?

This is how you can read and learn from every email newsletter you receive.

Think for a moment about the number of times you have sacrificed your wellbeing for others. How did that work out?

Do you ever feel like you spend half your life in meetings, many of which could have been an email? You aren't alone.

A philomath is someone who loves learning. I’m definitely a philomath, which is a wonderful thing, but there is also a downside. I never have enough time for all the learning I want to do. However, I have found tools to streamline and supercharge my personal and professional learning process. Here are eight of them:

Do you ever wish there were more hours in the day? Me too. The problem is, you can't make more time - we all have the same 24 hours - but you can apply constraints to it. It sounds counterintuitive, but constraints help you use your time better - that is why I love the Pomodoro Technique.

Learning to say no might be the most important investment you make in your wellbeing, ever.

Email anxiety is real - for many, it is a huge stress trigger. I'm one of those people. Or at least, I was. My relationship with email has drastically improved because I have established clear boundaries. Here are nine ways you can reduce email anxiety.

My email inbox makes me anxious. I manage this anxiety and have done so for years by practising Inbox Zero... or at least a version of Inbox Zero.