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Category: Organisation & productivity

Christina holding both palms out, addressing the camera
By Christina Posted on February 13, 2020September 15, 2020

Why you REALLY procrastinate

Let’s talk about procrastination. You know that thing that you’re maybe doing right now? Don’t go away!
I promise this will be worth your while if you procrastinate with me just a little bit longer.

Categories: Organisation & productivity
Christina speaking to the camera
By Christina Posted on January 9, 2020March 18, 2020

These two words can help you keep your New Year’s resolutions

Did you know that only 8% of people keep their New Year’s resolutions? But with these two words, you can triple your chances of keeping yours.

Categories: Organisation & productivityTags: Evidence-based living, Habits
The sun, made red by a hazy sky, shines through the silhouette of a eucalyptus tree
By Christina Posted on January 9, 2020January 9, 2020

How small actions really do help

Back in mid-December, before I took a couple of weeks of holiday, I scheduled a blog post for today. It was about how to keep your New Year’s resolutions.But, truthfully?Nothing … Continue reading How small actions really do help

Categories: Organisation & productivity
A laptop on a small desk at a window, beside a bed
By Christina Posted on December 5, 2019January 17, 2020

How to stay focused when working from home

Focusing on work when you’re at home can be a challenge! That’s why you need simple tricks to help your brain be fully focused.

Categories: Organisation & productivityTags: Daily rituals, Evidence-based living, Habits, Working from home
A woman sitting on a couch, with her laptop on the coffee table, looking at some papers
By Christina Posted on November 14, 2019September 15, 2020

5 ways that being kind to yourself is more productive than pushing yourself

Pushing yourself harder doesn’t actually mean you get more done. The good news is that there’s a better way. I call it “self-compassionate productivity”.

Categories: Organisation & productivityTags: Evidence-based living, Happiness, Monotasking, Simplicity, Sleep, Tiny habits
A laptop and several piles of paper and books on a wooden desk
By Christina Posted on September 19, 2019June 16, 2020

There’s proof: Sometimes a messy desk is more efficient

You have a few pieces of paper in your hand. Do you plonk them on your desk, or file them away? In other words: are you a “piler”, or a “filer”?

Categories: Organisation & productivityTags: Evidence-based living, Simplicity
A blank to-do list
By Christina Posted on January 10, 2019January 31, 2020

To-do lists that actually work

Want to write to-do lists that actually work? Here’s a selection of best-practice advice from around the web.

Categories: Around the web, Organisation & productivity
An open planner beside a bouquet of pink flowers
By Christina Posted on December 6, 2018December 10, 2019

Five questions to ask before buying a planner for the new year

Earlier this year, I made a mistake: I bought a fancy-pants planner I’d been hearing everyone rave about. “It’s so amazing!” they all said. And … it didn’t work for me. Here’s five questions to help you avoid the same mistake.

Categories: Organisation & productivity

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