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As a personal coach with over 100 employees, one of the most common questions I receive from time to time is  “how can I be more productive?” The only way to really get ahead is by increasing your productivity. It’s a pretty straight forward concept. When we get more done, we reach our goal more quickly. We all have the same amount of time in the day, but some people just manage to get more done. Surely, there must be some secrets to this super-human level of efficiency. But what? Throughout the years, I have passed down different techniques and hacks to boost productivity to my collegaues with reasonable success. But one day it dawned on me. I had been overlooking the most important element of a productive work space; the work space itself. Don’t just organize, organize with purpose As I observed the Lifehack office, I noticed that there was one distinctive variable. All of my colleauges had been integrating the same productivity techniques that I had taught them, but still for s

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Street Artist: Eduardo Kobra Eduardo Kobra (born 1976) is a Brazilian street artist. He is notable for painting murals, usually depicting portraits with a technique of repeating squares and triangles. Kobra utilizes bright colors and bold lines while staying true to a kaleidoscope theme throughout his art. Artist website . Enjoy past street art features and follow us on Twitter . posted by tu recepcja   via

Street Artist: Eduardo Kobra Eduardo Kobra (born 1976) is a Brazilian street artist. He is notable for painting murals, usually depicting portraits with a technique of repeating squares and triangles. Kobra utilizes bright colors and bold lines while staying true to a kaleidoscope theme throughout his art. Artist website . Enjoy past street art features and follow us on Twitter . posted by tu recepcja   via crss

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According to a study conducted in 2016 [1] , it was found that most people read around 12 books a year. This may or may not sound like a lot to you depending on how much you like to read. To the average person one book a month is pretty impressive. But unfortunately, many of these books aren’t exactly intellectually stimulating. Fan-fiction books such as 50 Shades of Grey might be entertaining, but they’re not going to improve your life or make you smarter. To get the most out of books, you’ll need to choose them carefully There are around 134,021,533 books in the world [2] , and the number is only growing. So many genres, so many writing styles. It’s like any other external element that represents you. The clothes you wear, the car you drive, it’s all a matter of preference and taste. With all of this nearly overwhelming choice, it makes sense that choosing the right book for you could be difficult. Best-sellers are not necessarily the best for you Many people refer to the best

If you Google “morning routine”, you will receive around 20 million results in less than 62 seconds. Morning routines create productive days and happier people. They allow the busy mom to meet her deadlines or the CEO to prepare for the day filled with meetings, yet they both make it home for dinner. But having a strong morning routine is only half the equation. A strong morning routine starts with having a strong evening routine. A Powerful Evening Blasts off Your Morning Benjamin Franklin has famously asked himself each evening, “What good have I done today? What good shall I do this day?” By asking himself these two questions, Benjamin Franklin could reflect on what worked and what did not work. He could reflect in gratitude and saw his accomplishments and then set himself up for success the first thing in the morning. In fact, these are the two characteristics of having a strong evening routine: Reflecting and winding down for the day. Creating a follow-up plan for tomo

You spend the majority of your waking hours at work. In fact, 80% of your time is spent in front of your work desk! So, what can you do to make that time more enjoyable? Get comfortable! Having a comfortable working environment has a huge impact on your happiness. “Who can be comfortable at work?”, you ask. Anybody can! It just takes a little organization. An added benefit of being organized is that you increase your productivity as well. You see, your brain has to work overtime just to ignore the disorganization surrounding you. Get rid of that clutter and your brain can focus on other things, like work! Read more about How Clutter Drains Your Brain, And What You Can Do About It . Not sure where to start? Don’t worry. Lifehack has handpicked 10 cool office gadgets to help you freshen up your work desk and boost your productivity. 1. Base Magnetized Wood Cable Tidy Most computer cables fall off the desktop and onto the floor easily, or you may find yourself crawling under your d