Work Productivity

In his instant self-help classic, the international bestseller How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci, Michael J. Gelb identified seven aspects of da Vinci's genius that contemporary readers can emulate and apply in their own lives.

We have a time problem, but not the one we think. We want to manage it, control it, spend it, waste it, make it, measure it, and invest it. We even complain that we don't have enough of it. It's as if "being busy" is a new badge of importance, and the "busiest" person wins some imaginary competition. It's Not About Time tackles that topic and others, while addressing the central question: Why do some people achieve their career or business goals, maximize their results, and even accomplish their dreams while others tread water is a sea of busyness?

Our culture has made it a badge of honor to be stressed, frazzled, running on empty - but Wasmund is on a mission to change that. Her audiobook is for everyone who runs from task to task, trying to be all things to all people, never feeling like they have the time or energy to give anything their full attention. She shows that when we embrace a less is more attitude, we can appreciate all the good things we already have and find the courage to prune the nonessentials.

Procrastination.... Why do we do it? Why do we so often think that tomorrow works better, when it rarely ever does? Science has shown us that procrastination causes us to feel stressed and depressed. It causes us to give poor performance and miss precious opportunities. It ensures that the negative emotions we’re feeling today will carry into tomorrow. And yet, it always sounds tempting to delay our responsibilities in the moment.

Working from home is all about having the right mind-set. It’s about shifting the way you think about work, and it’s about training yourself to be able to operate with an incredible focus. Without someone looking over your shoulder or structuring your day, it’s all too easy to fall into bad habits. It's important to gain the correct mind-set that will help you to tackle this unique challenge in the best way possible.

The book details some of the best productivity tools and apps to help you achieve more, including Evernote, Grammarly, Asana, Basecamp, OneNote, Todoist, and many others to make your work easier and more efficient.

The Work from Home, Remote Working, and Telecommuting Handbook is a compact and definitive guide to working from home, remote work, and telecommuting in the 2020 decade and beyond. Today, an unprecedented number of workers have suddenly been tasked with working from off-site and home locations. But working from home or telecommuting is not just an issue of taking a laptop and working from home. Learn about the techniques, benefits, and pitfalls that employees, freelancers, "solo-preneurs", and digital nomads need to know before viably undertaking remote work.

Are you looking for new ways to improve yourself? Deep Work is something that everybody should be hearing if your goal is to grow and gain knowledge! Inside you'll find: the essentials of simplifying your work life and finances; how to take control of your daily routines; how to prepare and execute tasks; how to eliminate your unnecessary expenses; and much more! Take matters into your own hands and begin your journey today.

Bill Butterworth will make you laugh -- and learn while you're doing it! In the opening chapter of this powerful audiobook, Bill shares how, while running in a nightmarish 440-yard dash with his rotund body, he learned a great lesson: life is much more like a marathon than a sprint.

Prepare yourself to join the remote revolution with this comprehensive guide. Thanks to the advantages of technology, and also, unfortunately, the far-reaching effects of a contagion, working remotely has never been more prevalent. But working remotely comes with its own unique set of difficulties. Remote workers struggle with work-life balance, time management, productivity, and loneliness. But it can be sustainable if you know what to expect, prepare yourself to tackle the common challenges, and set your routine to make the transition as smooth as possible.

Você se sente sobrecarregado pelo volume de trabalho de que precisa dar conta? Fica paralisado, sem saber como lidar com as diferentes prioridades? Este audiolivro mostra os hábitos fundamentais para aumentar sua produtividade, ensinando os fundamentos da gestão do tempo e até como elaborar bons cronogramas.

"Crocodile" Charlie Kingmore embarks on a Quest. He has an urgent need to find the Secret of unified teams, productive people, and human happiness at work. It's that, or give up on his dreams for his own success.

All Work No Play: A Surprising Guide to Feeling More Mindful, Grateful and Cheerful is a practical and rewarding handbook for reconnecting with joy and happiness daily. The book shares strategies for play-based mindfulness, empathy, and gratitude exercises that will help listeners rediscover their inner child; promote good mental health; build and foster more meaningful connections with others; and help combat loneliness and deep-rooted toxic behaviors and thoughts.

Was unterscheidet erfolgreiche und erfolglose Menschen voneinander? Die Erfolgreichen haben eine Sache gemeinsam: Sie richten ihre Aufmerksamkeit und Energie gezielt auf die Dinge, die sie im Leben weiterbringen. In seinem neuen Hörbuch Zeit & Fokus verrät Ihnen Matthias Brandt, der Top Experte für effektives Selbstmanagement und zielorientierte Projektorganisation, die bisher noch nie veröffentlichten Strategien der Super-Erfolgreichen. Raffiniertes Zeitmanagement kombiniert mit laserscharfem Fokus, sind die zwei essenziellen Schlüssel für Ihren Erfolg.

In today's fast-paced, digitally connected world, remote work has become more than just a trend—it's a new norm. But while working from home offers a range of benefits, it also presents a unique set of challenges, one of which is the creeping sense of isolation and loneliness. How to Overcome Remote Work Loneliness, by Drew Hill, is the definitive guide for anyone struggling with this modern-day dilemma.

Never before have working parents had so many demands on their time. Overworked. Overstressed. Under-resourced. The weight of it all can steal your joy, complicate your family and friendships, and even impact your mental and physical health. But help is here for working parents. In Maintaining Work-Life Balance: An Essential Guide for Busy Parents, the author, a parent to four and a hardworking nurse gives real-world insight into the signs and symptoms of stress and offers strategies and solutions in easy-to-digest chapters.

This digest is based on the theory that we are all habitual characters and that our daily habits drive our productivity, our behavior, and ultimately our character. The goal of this digest is to enable people to become super efficient on the small things so that it frees up time for the more meaningful things in our lives such as family and friends, our hobbies, and a better lifestyle.

In today's competitive business world, it's common to prioritize the demands of running a successful business over the most important aspect of our lives. Improve Your Business by Reconnecting with Your Life delves into the crucial connection between personal well-being and business success, highlighting its role in achieving a fulfilling and balanced life.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so, too! Listen to Respect Commitments: How to Dress for Work, How to Work Faster to know more about dressing for work and to work faster and more efficiently. To find out more about this book, scroll up and buy now.

The typical American office worker only does about 90 minutes of real work per workday. The rest of each workday is largely spent on distractions like reading the news, web surfing, socializing with coworkers, snacking, taking coffee breaks, shuffling papers around, processing irrelevant emails, needless delay tactics, playing games, and daydreaming. Moreover, American office workers are among the world’s most productive. In many other countries, even less work gets done each day. This stat hasn't changed much in decades.