Explore Productivity Systems

A time management and productivity system, popularized by Oliver Burkeman, designed to define a productive day by focusing on a limited number of tasks across different categories to optimize focus and manage energy.

A dual-interpretation framework aimed at enhancing professional efficacy. One interpretation, 'Seen, Heard, Remembered,' focuses on building interpersonal charisma and team cohesion. The other, 'Self-Awareness, Habit Formation, Reflection,' provides a structured approach for developing soft skills and personal growth.

A learning and development framework that posits individuals learn most effectively through a blend of experiences: 70% from on-the-job challenges, 20% from social interactions, and 10% from formal training.

A simple and effective career management method for 'managing up' by sending a concise weekly update email to one's manager. It's designed to build trust, ensure visibility, and accelerate career progression.

A learning strategy developed by Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman to gain a deep understanding of a concept by attempting to explain it in simple, plain language.

A concise and powerful communication framework, popularized by Ben Meer, for delivering project updates. It is designed to streamline communication, enhance team alignment, and signal key leadership qualities.

A classic productivity and time-management tool for prioritizing tasks by categorizing them based on two criteria: urgency and importance. It helps users decide what to do, schedule, delegate, or delete.

A personal development and resilience technique focused on cultivating multiple facets of one's identity (e.g., career, hobbies, relationships) to build a more robust, adaptable, and fulfilling life. It protects against challenges in any single domain by ensuring self-worth is drawn from multiple sources.

A learning productivity framework, inspired by Benjamin Franklin and famously used by leaders like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, that involves dedicating at least one hour per weekday (five hours per week) to deliberate learning and self-improvement.