What’s your perspective of “change”? Should the change happen all at a time or step by step? You can find its answer using a simple philosophy named “Kaizen”. The Kaizen philosophy is the Japanese philosophy of small improvements done on a regular basis. Its main belief lies in the fact that there is room for refinement in almost everything. Simply put, Kaizen aims to bring small improvements that involve the ongoing efforts of everyone. These…
The book “20 Principles of Productivity” by Alex Genadinik is a collection of some important principles and lists by which…
Most of us have a To-do-list. But here, I will discuss what’s there in my Not-To-Do List, and why you…
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up in others’ lives and problems. And a lot easier task is to advise others rather than implement it on yourself. In short, we often feel the need to involve ourselves in situations that don’t directly concern us. Many of us keep poking our noses into others’ matters even when it’s not requested or desired. However, sometimes it becomes important to take a step back and…
Sometimes I feel that feeling overwhelmed in this world of chaos is the new normal. This feeling generally comes by…
Work performed in a state of intense focus by avoiding any form of distraction such that one pushes their cognitive…
The following article presents a summary of the book titled ‘Unlimited Memory’ written by Kevin Horsley. It also attempts to bring out the lessons one can learn from this book. Would you like a speech from an orator, who periodically takes a pause and refer to his notes? Or like to be attended by a doctor, who after examining your body, searches the web to find the remedy for the disease that infected you? Do…
“I really hate this subject! No information from its textbook goes inside my head.” “I wish the exam were held…
There was a time when I took pride in multitasking. Writing a blog but also doing keyword research along it,…
As the name suggests, in the book The 5-Second Rule, the world-famous speaker and bestselling author Mel Robbins presents the simplest method that you can use to control your brain. Not only this, but this tool will also help you avoid laziness and procrastination hence enhancing your productivity. She discovered this little counting trick while watching a commercial on TV that showed a rocket launch. 5…4…3…2…1 – go! And the next morning, everything changed for her,…
