The Eisenhower matrix: How to prioritise your to-do list
Explore how to set up an Eisenhower Matrix and learn valuable tips for task prioritization based on importance.
The Pomodoro technique for study and productivity
This technique enhances focus and productivity through practising short work intervals and breaks.
Why being busy isn’t better than being productive
At the heart of managing your time as a people leader is an important shift in focus. Concentrate on results; not on being busy.
The Ivy Lee Method: For Peak Productivity
The Daily Routine Experts Recommend for Peak Productivity
18 habits of highly productive people
18 of the most important habits of highly productive people
Managing your time to maximise your productivity
Tweaking your habits, thoughts and actions around how and where you spend your time is all part of the leadership development process.
How to create an environment where the team can flourish, and your people can thrive
It’s important to create an environment where everyone feels empowered, equipped, and enlightened, where everyone is striving to achieve their own personal as well as the team’s goals.
How to ensure a first-class employee experience
Research states that nearly 80% of engaged employees place more trust in their leaders. So, if you haven’t placed a priority on fostering a first-class employee experience, then there’s a good chance your workforce doesn’t trust you as much as you think they do (or need them to). This trust needs to start from day one and will ultimately help create more authentic connections between employees and their leaders right across an organisation.
How a power nap can boost your energy and productivity
Sleep is one of the most important things we can do for our energy, productivity, and well-being. Give power-napping a try!
Maker vs Manager: How your schedule can make or break you
There are two key reasons that make the distinction between maker and manager schedules matters for each of us and the people we work with.
Managers need the ability to make fast, smart decisions into smaller time slots. A maker’s schedule is different. It is made up of long blocks of time reserved for focusing on particular tasks, or the entire day might be devoted to one activity. Breaking their day up into slots of a few minutes each would be the equivalent of doing nothing.