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Your comprehensive guide to avoiding all-nighters and staying (relatively) sane this semester
Working long hours is bad for your health and bad for your work. Here's how to break the habit...
Why it's so hard to stop thinking about everything we have to get done (and so easy to forget what we've already accomplished)
Why teaching is the key to understanding
A completely redesigned bird's-eye view
“You can do anything, but not everything.”
And how to do it this year guilt-free
How Alisha Ramos uses Todoist to stay as committed to downtime as she is to growing her popular online brand
Budgeting app YNAB breaks it into manageable steps with actionable advice along the way
We ask 7 tech leaders whether they think inbox zero is worth it
Which workplace perks do employees really care about?
A promotion is one form of recognition, but it doesn’t make you a leader. Here’s what will…
Meg “Squats” Gallagher rarely has a Todoist task that takes longer than 45 minutes
Use Automate.io to connect Todoist with apps like Slack, Outlook, Zendesk, Shopify, and more
Understand the "why" behind your inability to start
Traditional goal setting didn’t work for you last year? Try on something new...
Learn how to overcome distractions and hone your focus.
Are you a planner or a doer? Learn the productivity strengths and weaknesses of each personality type.
Schedule your energy, not your time. And don’t forget to take breaks.
Lessons learned tripling the number of books I read last year
These tips for improving your focus and productivity will help you avoid getting sucked into busywork.
A simple technique to ensure your small tasks don’t become big headaches
Advice for staying productive and doing your best work while leading a team
Finding time for focus when your job is staying plugged in
Embrace the power of "no" without feeling bad about it.