5 different flavors of this tomato-inspired time management method were tested – but which was the most deliciously effective?

If you want to step up your performance and reclaim your time, it’s time to say goodbye to multitasking and get familiar with the concept of deep work and the practice of monotasking.

Are you a shallow or deep worker? Not sure? Discover how you can create and maintain a state of steady focus and improve productivity.

So much to do. So little time to do it. 

More than ever, you need to know how to prioritize.

Even when facing the most hectic schedules, you can get done what needs accomplishing and maintain a consistently high level of productivity. It’s all about learning how to prioritize tasks.

A consistent schedule can significantly increase your productivity, AND it’s possible to create a schedule that actually works without locking you into every minute of the day. 

Long-term goals are one of those things that are easy in theory but tough to actually execute.

In light of this, a lot of people don’t set long-term goals for themselves. The problem is that if you don’t have long-term goals, it’s like going on a road trip without a destination in mind. You’ll end up somewhere, but it probably won’t be where you want to go.

Time blocking is a technique that actually results in you having more freedom. Instead of having your day chopped up by meetings and calls and endless emails, you simply flow from one time block to another.

Your calendar is a powerful weapon if you know how to use it. Is it time for you to start time blocking your way to freedom? 

Time. It’s the most important resource we have — and one that can’t be loaned, borrowed, or saved for later. Whether we’re bankrupt or on the Forbes list of billionaires, we all get the exact same amount of it every single day.

Are you managing yours effectively?