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Thank God It’s… Thursday?
Leadership April 24, 2018

Thank God It’s… Thursday?

The best and most creative thinking and problem-solving can only take place during uninterrupted periods of time. You know it and so do your colleagues. Which[...]
RiShawn Biddle
The Power of Productive Thinking
Leadership April 24, 2018

The Power of Productive Thinking

Tim Ferriss’s 4-Hour Workweek is an enormously popular book, selling more than 1.35 million copies since its 2007 release. But that doesn’t mean its[...]
Andrea Williams
The Magic of an Outside Perspective
Leadership April 17, 2018

The Magic of an Outside Perspective

Personal growth comes from self-awareness, and the practice of journaling is a phenomenal way to start that process with regular reflection—as long as your[...]
johnmeese
Hit the Ground Writing
Leadership April 17, 2018

Hit the Ground Writing

I started journaling a little over a year ago. It has become a regular part of my morning ritual. It has helped me clarify my thinking, process my feelings,[...]
Michael Hyatt
Journaling for Self-Awareness
Leadership April 17, 2018

Journaling for Self-Awareness

Charley Kempthorne has been keeping a journal for more than 50 years. Every morning before the sun is in the sky, the professor-turned-painter carefully types[...]
tashaeurich
Cornering the Paper Tiger
Leadership April 10, 2018

Cornering the Paper Tiger

Studying the history of paper, as I did while writing the book Paper: Paging Through History, exposes a number of misconceptions. The most important of which[...]
markkurlansky
Moleskine Mania
Leadership April 10, 2018

Moleskine Mania

If you ever attend Milan’s Design Week—a sweeping furniture fair, art festival, and Prosecco-soaked party that takes over Italy’s financial capital each[...]
davidsax
The Science of Putting Pen to Paper
Leadership April 10, 2018

The Science of Putting Pen to Paper

One of my earliest memories involves a handwriting struggle. My class had been tasked with writing stories. I love stories. My masterpiece, about accidentally[...]
Erin Wildermuth
Your Own Personal Time Machine
Productivity April 10, 2018

Your Own Personal Time Machine

I spend most of my work-life in meetings. Note-taking is a survival skill. Yet, I am surprised at how few people bother to take notes in meetings. Those who do[...]
Michael Hyatt