Want to Be More Productive? Try Doing Less.
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We hand-picked 3 good articles for you to highlight this week. Hope they'll help you get new ideas and perspectives. (You can read this online!)
📚 3 Good Articles for You
I’m a Therapist Who Procrastinates—Here’s How I Get Unstuck
by Anna Borges (6 mins)
Start with small, manageable tasks to break free from procrastination and avoid triggering the brain's freeze response.
Use a physical "snow-globe" technique to disrupt autopilot behavior and shift from inertia to action.
Practice self-compassion and avoid negative self-talk, as shaming yourself into productivity is unsustainable.
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Want to Be More Productive? Try Doing Less.
by Kate Northrup (4 mins)
Productivity and happiness can increase by doing less and focusing on what truly matters instead of constantly adding tasks that may not yield significant results.
A practical exercise involves listing activities and corresponding "wins," identifying which actions contribute the most value and eliminating or delegating those that don’t.
Applying this method to various life areas can reduce stress, create more meaningful time, and foster joy, ultimately leading to greater fulfillment and efficiency.
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I am an introvert, and this is how I network.
by Dioselin Gonzalez (9 mins)
Introverts can network successfully by embracing their strengths: Instead of trying to become extroverts, introverts should focus on meaningful 1:1 or small group interactions, leveraging their strong listening skills and deep connections.
Create introvert-friendly spaces: At events, find quiet areas to recharge, connect with others, and even “host” spaces where meaningful conversations can happen naturally, avoiding the need to work the room or engage in small talk.
Use strategic networking techniques: Introverts can harness the Free Trait Theory to balance stepping out of their comfort zone for important projects while still prioritizing rest and authenticity. Networking can also happen through introductions from existing contacts.
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🟥 Glasp Talk with Francesco D'Alessio:
Glasp Talk features intimate interviews with luminaries, revealing their emotions, experiences, and stories. The guest, Francesco D'Alessio, is the founder and host of Tool Finder, formerly known as Keep Productive, a popular YouTube channel and website that helps individuals discover the best productivity tools to enhance their lives and work.
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