
12 Rules to Master Self-Management and Take Control of Your Time and Life
Master the 12 rules of self-management to take ownership over your time, attention and actions in pursuit of elevated life experiences.
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Master the 12 rules of self-management to take ownership over your time, attention and actions in pursuit of elevated life experiences.

Since the pandemic that hit 2020, working from home has become the norm. Here are some of the pros and cons of working from home.
Watching television could hardly be described as a productive activity. I'd like to see something flip that in an article about TV Productivity, but until then it may be better turned off. Here are Ten reasons: Electrici
Not to discourage the use of any productivity system around, Positive Sharing would like to stress the importance of being happy in what you're doing, and how beneficial it is to your work. 1: Happy people work better wi
Ian McKenzie has a few tips to keep those office visits as short as you like, so you can get back to work. There's nothing worse than someone over-staying there welcome, at work or otherwise. Be the visitor. If you have

If you want to find meaning in life and feel more fulfilled, learn how to find your passion. Here is some concrete advice to get you started.
Here—again in no particular order—are 10 more ways to transform your working life. Maybe you should try them. Slow down. Give yourself time and space. Never be in more of a hurry than you have to be. Allow ti
Literary legend, George Orwell wrote an essay in 1946 called Politics and the English Language as something of a cure for the state of writing in publications of the day. PickTheBrain.com brings to light 5 rules from sai

If you want to turn your life around for the better, here are nine questions that you can ask yourself to improve your quality of life.

Are you in danger of becoming a workaholic? Or are you already one? Here're the signs of a workaholic and how to stop being one.

Think multitasking is productive? Think again! Here's why multitasking doesn't work and what actually works when tackling many tasks.
Getting Things Done, we're all trying but where do we start? LifeDev have pulled out a handy chart from David Allen's book, appropriately titled, Getting Things Done . What this chart does is outline the steps of what to

Jim Citrin at Yahoo! Finance set out to study the daily routine of 20 CEOs. Surprisingly, he received responses to his survey from 17 of the 20 CEOs polled. Jim's questions were focused around their daily routines. There

Want to break out of your comfort zone and live the life you want? Here's how to conquer your fear of uncertainties and step out of your comfort zone.

An interview with Gretchen Rubin, five-time New York Times bestselling author, podcaster, and speaker, to explore happiness and good habits.