Whether you’re in a job or running your own business - if you are having a slow day, here are some ideas to spend your time productively.

One of the best ways to improve your productivity is to increase your focus. In this post I share 3 tips to regain your focus.

You have the best intentions to get all the important things done only to ask yourself at the end of each day where all the time went.

If you want to be more productive, you’re already halfway there. It’s a habit and the basis of any successful habit is wanting to do it.

When we ask ourselves questions, we often don’t realise that we’re actually sabotaging ourselves in the process.

One of the key factors to getting things done at work is focus. It also improves our social life, our family life, our time off. Here's why.

Whenever you’re trying to get a different result you need to change the way you do things. The same is true for productivity.

Being organised and improving your productivity is not only the domain of non-creative people. Creative people have exactly the same ability

Reading a time management book will not improve your productivity. Does this mean time management doesn’t work?

You’re struggling to fit everything into your day and often work evenings and weekends, too. Do you have time to work on your productivity?

Habits are incredibly powerful. They are the actions we take every day without thinking. They require no willpower; they simply get done.

When we find ourselves on a low energy day it can be really difficult to get things done. Here's a tip that can help.

We all have a finite number of hours in our day. In order to get more done, we need to manage our energy properly throughout the day.

The solution to make big goals a lot easier to achieve.

The secret to achieving any goal is to change your habits, to make small consistent changes that move you towards your goal.

Distractions can really derail us in our aim to getting things done. But they don’t have to. Here are my 7 top tips to manage distractions.

Distractions are a main reason for low personal productivity. But it’s how we deal with them that keeps us from getting things done.

You want to leave work on time, but there you are, sitting at your desk instead of eating dinner with your family.

I recently ran a poll on LinkedIn about people's hurdles to productivity. The result? The majority named procrastination as their main issue