Getting Rich with C-Level Work: Can Effortless Projects Bring Big Rewards?
We’re often told that success requires our best effort, that we need to give it 110% to achieve greatness. But what if that isn’t always true? Could a…
Eric Johnson
How a Short Attention Span Can Help You Succeed
We often hear that focus is the key to success. Productivity experts emphasize deep work, mindfulness, and avoiding distractions to get things done. But is having a short…
Don’t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket: A Time Management Perspective
The age-old proverb “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket” is typically used in investing or decision-making to emphasize the importance of diversification. It warns against relying…
“Buy Low, Sell High” for Your To-Do List: Applying Investment Wisdom to Time Management
The phrase “Buy low, sell high” is common wisdom in investing. It’s a simple strategy: invest when prices are low and sell when they’re high, maximizing your return.…
Does It Matter If We Don’t Remember? The Value of Moments That Fade
Many of us enjoy watching TV shows, savoring meals, or engaging in activities that bring us joy in the moment. Yet, if we look back weeks, days, or…
Working from Anywhere: Why Not a Cruise Ship?
The pandemic-era shift to remote work has transformed the way we think about where and how we work. If you can work from your home office, a coffee…
What Americans Can Learn About Life and Time Management from Italy
Americans are known for their hustle culture – long work hours, packed schedules, and a constant drive for productivity. While this ambition has its merits, it often comes…
Going Through the Motions vs. Truly Being Present: Are We Missing Out on Life?
In the rush of daily life, it’s easy to fall into a routine. We go through the motions – commuting, working, running errands, eating meals – without giving…
Why the Whole Is Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts
We’ve all heard the phrase, “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” It’s a concept that resonates across fields, from teamwork to design, ecosystems, and…
Applying Dollar Cost Averaging to Getting Things Done
The concept of dollar cost averaging (DCA) is a popular strategy in investing, and it can teach us a lot about managing our time and tasks as well.…