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Productivity

Get hyped with these productivity tips that will help you get more things done in your daily life. We’re all trapped on those days of procrastination and repetition. But sometimes all we need is to see that flickering light at the end of the road that will help us switch direction.

In this section of our blog, we’ve added some extra flavor to some of those unproductive days. Find out why often bad ideas lead to originality, how to set your priorities as a busy executive, how to stay on top of everything, and a lot more.

PowerPoint Cost Calculator
06
Dec

Calculate Your Hidden Cost of PowerPoint

December 6, 2018,
How much is it costing you (or your team) to fiddle with fonts, tinker with templates and grapple with graphics? We’ve created a handy cost calculator so you can see for yourself. To try it out , simply click here. Presentations can take a lot of time to prepare. And it’s not just writing up...
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A light blue figure of a man in from of a dark blu background, with a halo of lightbulbs around his head.
14
Aug

Why Bad Ideas Lead to Originality

August 14, 2017
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the amount of media screaming for your attention? Scrolling through your feed on the way to work, popping up in the corner of your browser window- something is always asking you to listen to this right now!  That’s why a good concept simply isn’t enough. If your business wants to get noticed, only true...
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Business presentation powerpoint
22
May

Executives, PowerPoint & Time – Set Your Priorities

May 22, 2017,
We call it “death by PowerPoint” in our office. You have seen these presentations too. So many words on one page, boring inadequate designs, more slides than you can actually present in an hour, a monotone look, a monotone voice and a guaranteed nap time for many in the room. This is not putting your...
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write email that get replys
30
Aug

What to Do if You Suck at Writing Emails That Get Replies

August 30, 2016, ,
Do you write email after email to no avail? Are you wondering why recipients don’t respond and if you are doing something wrong? If so, you are not alone. Email is a unique medium with its own set of challenges. However, there are some etiquette rules and research that can give you insights on how...
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18
Jul

How to stay on top of everything

July 18, 2016
We all know that time management is extremely important in the world of business.  Managing multiple projects and multiple deadlines, answering to a variety of stakeholders, and trying to create a balance between work and home life — it can be overwhelming!  Time management is a skill that we need and is something that has...
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19
May

Inverse productivity: Produce first, process second.

May 19, 2016
What is the first thing you do when you start your work day? For most people, it’s emailing or reading. Unless this is the purpose of your job, it could end up decreasing your productivity and undermining your potential. On an average, a person consumes 100,000 words of information on a regular work day. My personal...
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08
Dec

INFOGRAPHIC: How to be More Productive in Life

December 8, 2015,
Many of us suffer from productivity issues wherein we have endless things to do yet time is seemingly never on our side. You might be surprised that some of the simplest things you do to get more results like multitasking or having your mobile WIFI always turned on may actually be hurting your productivity. Taken...
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Windows 10
13
Aug

Windows 10: The Good, The Bad, The New

August 13, 2015,
You’ve probably heard that Microsoft has now released its latest Windows version. After mixed reactions we’ve seen from Windows 7 and 8, Microsoft now launches Windows 10. Interesting to note how it skipped having Windows 9. Makes us wonder whether the latest OS is indeed a big leap from the blunders we’ve seen in the...
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22
May

Productivity Hacks: 7 Smart Ways to do More with Less

May 22, 2015
Who doesn’t want to be more productive? Yet, when we talk about being productive, we often think about working harder or spending more hours in the office. This can also mean sleeping less, exerting additional energy and filling your calendar with seemingly endless checklists of things to do. But have you also heard that it’s...
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30
Jan

7 Habits to Stop Doing in 2015

January 30, 2015
Last month, we ushered the start of another year. For many of us, the New Year also signals the start of another batch of New Year’s resolutions which more often than not, we fail to keep. But rather than coming up with almost seemingly impossible (if not too ideal or perfect) resolutions like cutting down...
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