The Remote Worker’s Guide to “Managing Up”
Actionable steps for making sure "out of sight" doesn't mean "out of mind"
Productivity inspiration and tactical advice that’s actually useful.
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Actionable steps for making sure "out of sight" doesn't mean "out of mind"
How to master the #1 job skill that will never be obsolete
Working long hours is bad for your health and bad for your work. Here's how to break the habit...
Why teaching is the key to understanding
Tips for building a productivity system to run your business, keep clients happy, and do your best work
Embrace the power of "no" without feeling bad about it.
These tips for improving your focus and productivity will help you avoid getting sucked into busywork.
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Begin the lifelong journey to become the best at your craft
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing year after year and expecting different results.
Instead of chasing after the latest life hacks, focus on a few key changes that will have an outsized impact on your productivity.
Stay on top of all your tasks due today, this week — or any week
Connect with industry peers, potential clients, and future employers without feeling super awkward
Don’t let your email inbox turn into yet another task list. Use Todoist to achieve Inbox Zero instead.
Use the power of instant gratification to get through your least favorite tasks.
Serial entrepreneur Gina Trapani talks about how she structures her workday for maximum focus.
We completely rethought the Todoist for Apple Watch app after actually using the device.
What we can learn from the creator of Apple about project management.
Five methods to keep going when you just want to quit
Keep your goals top-of-mind all year round
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Lessons in work-life balance for remote working parents *and* their companies.
Meg “Squats” Gallagher rarely has a Todoist task that takes longer than 45 minutes