I have long been a fan of Dr. John Townsend with my first exposure being his earliest collaborations with Dr. Henry Cloud. As well as being a New York Times Best Selling author and highly respected psychologist, Dr. Townsend is … Continue reading
💡 I wondered who was talking about Trello’s use for Academics (and librarians, of course). Here are a few discussions I came across worth sharing: Paperpile did a nice case study blog post on using Trello for research in Trello … Continue reading
Feeling Swallowed by Meetings? You aren’t alone! Sometimes Academia seems particularly prone to this malady, so I shot down a rabbit hole on Google to see what insights I might be able to find for us all. I found this … Continue reading
Lauren Sapala is a writing coach who began to realize that a number of her clients, like herself, had Myers-Brigg Temperment Types of INFJ or INFP. In this motivational book, she outlines what she discovered about the writing process that … Continue reading
Dr. Robert Talbert of Grand Valley State University shares this post about Fixed schedule productivity in his blog. The idea of “laser-like focus” for one’s working hours and compartmentalizing work from private life is not new, but the practical example … Continue reading
Getting Things Done (GTD) by David Allen is a classic book in the productivity world. We’ve talked about the concepts of this method several times on this blog, and focused one of our Productivity Year sessions (session 4 to be … Continue reading