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Forget Time Management—Attention Management Is the Better Path to Productivity

Forget Time Management—Attention Management Is the Better Path to Productivity

Rethink the way you approach your to-do list.

Here’s How to Actually Get Stuff Done While You’re Working From Home

The right steps will take your WFH life from distracted to downright productive.

How to Tackle 8 Major Items on Your Seemingly Insurmountable To-Do List

There’s your normal to-do list (pay the bills, walk the dog), and then there’s that other list: the ever-growing one full of lingerers that just. Seem. Insurmountable. Enough already! Cross off those never-done to-dos—in most cases, in one day or less.

The Best Time Management Apps to Help You Work Smarter, Not Harder

Stop wasting time and start getting things done with these handy time management tools.

Tackle Your Inbox for Good With These E-mail Management Tips from a Pro

Guilty of a cluttered inbox? Manage your e-mail more efficiently with these productivity tips from a pro.

Finally, a Stress-Free Morning Routine for School That Actually Works

The easy morning routine for school that will get your family up, ready, and out the door on time–even on Mondays.

5 Genius Products From the Walmart Back To School Sale That Will Transform Your Morning Routine

From smart gadgets to lunch-making helpers, these tools from Walmart's back-to-school sale are game-changers.

5 Tricks to Finally Getting Your To-Do List Done

Ever notice that your to-list is never complete? It’s a common problem—but these strategies can help.

5 Mini Moves That Make It Easier to Tackle Your To-Do List

Facebook Is an Even Bigger Time Suck Than You Think

How I Finally Tackled All of Those Half-Done Projects

How to Get Up On Time (Even If You’re Not a Morning Person)

4 Time Management Skills Every Worker Should Know

Time management, like everything else, is personal, says workplace expert Carson Tate, the author of the book Work Simply. The trick is to know your “productivity style” and to play to it. Tate breaks down the four styles—and how each can function to maximum capacity.