Work Smarter & Not Harder

Hi All!

I have been reading some productivity blog post and found some very good posts. You will benefit a lot if you spend your some time learning them and implement some of these tips.

I also encourage/request you to share your best productivity tips.

http://blog.bufferapp.com/5-ways-to-get-more-done-by-working-smarter-not-harder
http://blog.bufferapp.com/the-origin-of-the-to-do-list-and-how-to-design-one-that-works
http://www.lifehack.org/articles/productivity/why-to-do-lists-dont-work-and-done-lists-do.html
http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/how-happy-people-work-their-list.html



Looking forward to your productivity shares.

Always Learn and Grow, best business tip of all time.

 

its a nice presentation.

 

Americans think that you must always work super hard to acheive the things you want but that's not the case all the time.

 

It's not only Americans who think that It's usually; it depends on what you want to achieve and what you call 'working super hard' but generally, compared to people who have very more humble goals, entrepreneurs or wannabe millionaires need to work very hard to achieve their goals.

 

It is nice to see that you have put on this kind of show.
It is a good presentation with numbers (such as 60 hours working, 20 min chunk, 30 to 60 min to a particular problem and yes the chart) with images.
Its really helpful but only when someone implement it.

 

The principles presented here are very true. In an office environment, it is crucial for you to manage time wisely and keep balanced. Satisfaction in your job will come by working smart and not harder like many people tend to believe.

 

Nice presentation, @azadshaikh, my only comments is that overestimating techniques and underestimating hard work can sometimes lead to unexpected results. All of us meet these quick-witty guys from time to time. When they work hard, they get it, but if they get chramed with their own creativity and brilliance, some end up fired

 

BIG thank you for this!