Embracing the “First Things First” Principle: Lessons from the All Blacks
The New Zealand national rugby team, commonly known as the All Blacks, is more than just a dominant force in the world of rugby; they are a testament to the […]
The New Zealand national rugby team, commonly known as the All Blacks, is more than just a dominant force in the world of rugby; they are a testament to the […]
Eliud Kipchoge, the Kenyan marathoner who shattered the two-hour barrier, is not just a testament to human endurance but also a paragon of meticulous planning and disciplined time management. Kipchoge’s […]
The concept of “eat the frog” might sound unusual at first, but it’s a powerful principle in effective time management and productivity. Coined from Mark Twain’s advice that if you […]
Warren Buffett, one of the world’s most acclaimed investors, offers a masterclass in prioritisation that anyone aiming for success should consider. His approach, distilled into a simple yet impactful method, […]
In the quest for productivity, one major hurdle I faced early in my career was the accumulation of unnecessary information. This habit manifested as a cluttered workspace overflowing with old […]
At the beginning of my career, the challenge of managing projects and documents was as daunting as navigating a complex labyrinth in a strategy game. Initially, my approach was simple […]
When navigating the complexities of daily responsibilities without a daily schedule, many individuals find themselves metaphorically adrift in a sea of tasks. The lack of a structured plan can lead […]
In the intricate world of time management, handling an excessively long to-do list can feel like navigating a complex strategy game where each task demands not only your attention but […]
In the nuanced world of time management, navigating interruptions is crucial, akin to a rugby player adeptly dodging an opponent. The ‘open-door’ policy, often championed in professional settings, is widely […]
In the whirlwind of daily tasks, it’s easy to fall into the trap of the ‘Again and Again’ syndrome, where seemingly minor actions like marking emails as unread or re-checking […]