Your inability to jump from one cognitive task to another isn’t a personal failing; it’s a function of your neurology and the design of your system.
The Best Way to Clear Your Brain Fog
When you’re feeling stiff and foggy, it’s tempting to wait for the fog to clear before taking action. Here’s a better approach.
How to Express Your Anger Without Burning Bridges
Your anger is a sacred part of you that needs to be expressed. The key is to express it in a way that is constructive. Here’s a framework for expressing your anger without burning bridges.
3 Ways You Exhaust Yourself Before You Even Start a Task
Getting started is can be the heaviest lift of a task because we’re often exhausted before we even start. Here are three ways you exhaust yourself and drain your energy for a task before you even start.
3 Steps to Maintaining Momentum on a Big Project
When you’re facing a big project, getting started is often the heaviest lift, but tackling it all at once can lead to burn out. Here are 3 steps to maintaining momentum on a big project without burning out.
How to Use Work Packets to Tackle Big Projects With Less Overwhelm
Somewhere between utter distraction and hyperfocus is a middle ground where you can break up a big project into manageable chunks without losing momentum. The secret is work packets. Here’s how and why it works.
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