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Tag: productivity
Daniel Schwarz explores the downsides of remote work and offers tips for aligning your mind and body to make remote working work for you.
Jurgen Van de Moere presents five productivity tips for working with WebStorm and Angular to complete your Angular projects more efficiently.
9 out of 10 startups fail. This apocryphal statistic is generally accepted as fact because the simple truth is, building a successful business is hard.
Parth Misra presents 11 productivity tools, explaining how they can help organize your day and increase your productivity.
Having trouble avoiding the allure of endless lifehacks? Check out our free cheat sheet of productivity reminders that'll keep you on track.
John Sonmez offers tips on how to stay relevant, master in-demand technologies and boost your productivity with more efficient learning.
In this one-on-one episode of the Versioning Show, David and Tim look at what it means to be a productive software engineer.
Lucero del Alba explains how you can start changing your habits to favor deep work, so you can get more done while freeing up more time for living life.
Rachel McPherson shows how to keep your digital marketing campaigns organized using content calendars, goals and productivity software.
Daniel Schwarz takes a look at Active Collab, a powerful collaboration tool with time tracking, invoicing, task management and more.
Zan Kavtaskin simulates Waterfall, Kanban, and Scrum project management methodologies, and looks at the impact of 'slack'.
Ada Ivanoff looks at seven ways freelancers can manage their schedule better to avoid stress, chaotic time management and burn-out.
Businesses without good process management leave a lot of money on the table. Here's how you can boost your small business productivity.
Personal trainer and entrepreneur Bryan Krahn explains why strength training is the best kind of exercise for entrepreneurs, and how to get started.
Kevin Wood explains the productivity technique that gave him his focus back and kept him in business — the Pomodoro Method.
How you start the day can determine whether it'll be productive or a wash. Here are seven morning rituals you can employ to make sure it goes the right way.
You've heard of the Kanban methodology, but why should you use it over more popular software development approaches like SCRUM? Sergey Laptick explains.
Fitness can become an afterthought for time-pressed entrepreneurs and freelancers. With calisthenics, ten minutes is all you need for a full-body workout.
There are better ways for entrepreneurs to support their energy levels than riding the insulin rollercoaster. We look at primal, paleo and keto diets.
Growth mindsets enable success, while fixed mindsets get in its way. Daniel Schwarz looks at five ways entrepreneurs can develop this outlook.
Information overload and dopamine desensitization can get in the way of your work and your life. Daniel Schwarz explains how to avoid this fate.
Paul Maplesden walks through six meditation techniques for entrepreneurs looking to take their basic mindfulness sessions to the next level.
Sometimes unexpected bugs threaten to get in the way of your current sprint. Agile expert M. David Green suggests four strategies for dealing with them.
Burnout isn't fun. At its worst, it can be crippling for your career. Daniel Schwarz explains how to avoid burnout while you're still on a hot streak.
Your first business is the hardest because, as a lifelong employee, you're used to other people keeping you accountable. Here's how to stay productive.
Paul Maplesden looks at the major productivity systems, and discusses the pros and cons of each choice.
Many freelancers and remote workers are hesitant to start working from cafés because they don't understand the etiquette. Daniel Schwarz clears it all up.
Every development team depends on this tool, but when it's used the wrong way, the results can be catastrophic. Andrew McDermott explains how to win anyway.
Rebeka Bergin looks at the essential mechanics behind forming good habits, something that many of us often find too difficult to persist with.