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Table of Contents — By Subject

Concentration

• How to Entertain Your Brainwaves to Induce Laser Focus — Experience the positive psychological effects of isochronic brainwave entertainment, by Carter Tinsley

Decision Making

• The Smart Way to Make Tough Decisions — It’s not easy to choose the right path, by Carter Tinsley

Deep Work

• How to Practice Extreme Single Tasking to Boost Your Productivity — 
  Why doing one thing at a time is the secret to higher productivity, by Carter Tinsley

Email Optimization

• Reclaim Your Hijacked Inbox by Unsubscribing to Mailing Lists — A clean inbox makes for a clear mind, by Carter Tinsley

Journalling & Planners

• How To Use a Freelancer’s Journal To Maintain Your Focus and Growth — There’s more than one way to moleskin a notebook, by John Teehan
• Why I Started Using a Traditional Daily Planner in the Digital Age — It’s not a hipster thing. It’s a productivity and organization thing, by John Teehan

Measure & Compare

• How to Know If You’re More Mindful Than Mindless — The power of the Five Facet Mindfulness Questionnaire by Carter Tinsley
• The Best Way to Calculate Individual Productivity — Boost your output and focus on what really matters, by Carter Tinsley
• The Only Metric That Will Make You Productive in 2020 — Measuring success in the knowledge economy can be challenging, by Murali Sunderraghavan
• A Simple Tool for Habit Continuity — Gamify your day and record your daily score, by Bidemi Abudu

Mindfulness

• How to Know If You’re More Mindful Than Mindless — The power of the Five Facet Mindfulness Questionnaire by Carter Tinsley

Morning Routines

• Why Your Extravagant Morning Routine Is Sabotaging Your Productivity — Start the day with a roar by decluttering your musty morning rituals, by Carter Tinsley

Productivity Overview

• 17 Essential Components of Productivity — Categories of productivity you need to focus on to boost your output, by Carter Tinsley

Sleep

• Uncover the Truth About How Much Sleep You Need — Master your sleep schedule with this incredible method, by Carter Tinsley
• The Weirdest Way to Wake-up Feeling Fresh — How to use your bladder as an alarm clock, by Carter Tinsley
• Sleep Easy With Revolutionary Sleep Trackers — Measuring your sleep is crucial to improving sleep quality, by Carter Tinsley
• The Truth About Sleeping Your Way to Productivity Is Powerful — One hour more sleep equals two more hours of productivity, by Carter Tinsley

Smartphone Hacks

• Curate Your Notifications to Stop Your Phone Stealing Your Time — Save 19 days a year by cutting your smartphone use by half with this clever Android app, by Carter Tinsley
• Declutter Your Home Screen With This Promising Minimalist App — Early access to A Decluttered Launcher Android app, by Carter Tinsey
• Kill Your Push Notifications to Accomplish More in Your Day — Wrestle back your focus with this proven method, by Carter Tinsley

Technology

• Tool or Toy? Three Weeks Living With an Echo Dot — Is it a useful device for freelancers or just another toy for adults? by John Teehan

Time-Saving

• Track Your Time, So You Don’t Waste It — Make every minute count because you deserve it, by Carter Tinsley
• No Is the Default Answer When Asked for Your Time — You have a finite amount of time left in your life: make it count, by Carter Tinsley

Tips

• 4 Ways You Can Maximize Your Productivity This Year — Here’s how you can get more done in less time, by Wesley Owens

To-do Lists

• 5 Powerful Ways to Complete Your To-do List Every Single Day — The sure-fire way to nail that list, by Carter Tinsley
• The Best Way to Calculate Individual Productivity — Boost your output and focus on what really matters, by Carter Tinsley

Dan Silvestre, John Teehan, Carter Tinsley.

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