The Productivity Project: Accomplishing More by Managing Your Time, Attention, and Energy
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Time management versus attention management
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The end of time management and the time economy
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Today time is just one part of three parts at the productivity equation
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Constant trying to do more things instead nod the right things lease to more stress and low productivity
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Gregs 90% rule
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Apple as an expletive of focus and FEF
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The delegation challenge
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Argument for externalizations q and why our barons are terrible for consciously processing more than a few thoughts at once
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GTD your Bain is not for holding ideas it is for having ideas. GTD validated by research
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The damage of unresolved commitments
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Trust is key to externalizations. If your brain doesn't trust you willl be reminded it won't let the go and no clear mind
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The smaller the change you try to make the more likely is is to stick
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The smaller the change you try to make the more likely is is to stick
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Hotspots
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The neurology of a shower
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Screen time study: 51.8hourb over 7 hours a day staring at Steena. Study for the average American
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30 mins of wondering or your productivity suffers
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Schedual time for mind weandering gave chris 100 ideas
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Enstiens use of the mindarderinf 'blink' technique
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AMA 9 strategies for reducing cottizol levels caused by stress
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When you take a break from your work. Rested sure did your brain will be working in the back room even when you may not be. This particularly is applicable to creative work for problem-solving
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Research shows that we only focus on what's in front of us 53% of the time
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Habits play a part for role in our lives. You're probably not aware that you have a habit of holding your job up
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45% of the things we do have an automatic that's habits
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