Over the years, I have realised there are a few myths we live by trying to have a productive day or week. These myths often haul our progress in a way that we might not even be aware of in the first place. …

So recently, I came across this book called ‘The Six Thinking Hats’ by Edward de Bono. De Bono is a physician and writer, well-known for being the originator of the term ‘Lateral Thinking’. The summary of this book on StoryShots really caught my attention. So this idea about the six…

DISCLAIMER: iPhones or any other smartphone for that matter, are not distracting. It is the user that suffers from these symptoms. In this post, we find shortcuts to use iPhones more efficiently to reduce distraction. [POST WILL BE CONTINUOUSLY UPDATED] We are not going to talk about Do Not Disturb…

It’s been a while since I wrote something on Productivity. This was mostly because I was long engrossed in a book mentioned above — The Shallows by Nicholas Carr. …

So I discovered this beautiful app during lockdown and has been my constant virtual companion since then. I noticed my favorite YouTubers using it and was hell-bent on trying it once. It is none other than Notion itself. Notion is like an all-in-one workspace for absolutely all kinds of things…

I felt like writing about this as soon as I finished James Clear’s ‘Atomic Habits’. There are some things that you have to write down to remember and I felt this one should be right at the top. …

Have you ever felt more motivated to do something after talking about your commitment to people? Social media is usually flooded with such kind of posts and stories where people talk about their present or future commitments. …

I finally stumbled upon a technique that can now help you procrastinate less by focusing on what makes you procrastinate in the first place. Quite confusing, but no worries I will explain. I came across this a few days ago in one of Thomas Frank’s YouTube video (by the way…

I came across Goodhart’s Law in a book called SuperThinking. It says that: When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good target. Let’s take the commonly cited example: When a factory worker is asked to reach a target of making 1000kgs of nails (that he usually…

Try to answer this honestly: the last time you sat down to study or do some work, how many minutes were you able to focus before getting distracted by some external factor (emails, Insta notifications, TV noise, etc)? For most, its somewhere around 15–20 mins. …

Recently, while I was re-reading Chris Bailey’s ‘The Productivity Project’, I came across this study that felt like a sudden reality check: A recent study from IDC, a U.S. market research company, found that 80 percent of eighteen-to forty-four-year-olds check their smartphones within the first fifteen minutes of waking up. …

You might have heard of this 80/20 principle on a lot on blogs, YouTube videos, and podcasts and how this principle is applied across various fields from business to film-making and many more. For those who are not aware, let me brief you up. The 80/20 rule or the Pareto…

First of all, sorry for the confusing title. Productophile is not a word you will find in any of the reputable dictionaries today, it’s just a word I invented for people (kind of like me) who love productivity tips/hacks. …

I don’t remember the first time, I saw this trend on the Internet. The whole “What’s on your — device — “ trend. When I was reading Steve Jobs’s autobiography by Walter Isaacson, I remember the first mention of this after the iPod’s launch in 2001. Many celebrities were asked…

Productophile is just a fun-term I invented to refer to people like me who love productivity hacks Most of you might have come across this term. If not in blogs or books, then definitely in some YouTube videos. Minimalism talks about owning fewer possessions and decluttering the rest to help…

Decision making happens to be a great aspect or let’s say a great prospect of our lifetime. We are forced or obliged to make decisions almost every moment in life. Its a continuous journey and we learn along the way. I am not great at it but I discovered something…

Productophile is a fun-term I invented to refer to productivity-loving people like me and you. “Cell phones, mobile e-mail, and all the other cool and slick gadgets can cause massive losses in our creative output and overall productivity.” — Robin Sharma

Productophile is just a fun-term I invented to call productivity-loving people like you and me It’s about time we start our new experiment on increasing productivity. While the last one was just a personal observation, this new one will be more omnipresent for anyone who has ever gone to school…