We think productivity is doing as much as we can to get the most results. But productivity is a holistic approach. It’s the art of being efficient and effective whilst nourishing our mind, and body, and ensuring we don’t neglect other areas of our life that helps us continue to and even boosts our productivity. Read on for 5 quick things you must add to your check-list today for positive mental health and mindful productivity.
Affirmations are simply statements or sentences that we say or think repeatedly. They can be positive or negative and affect both your conscious and subconscious mind. What is so powerful about affirmations is that by repeating them daily, you can actually transform your life. What you think or say over and over can sink into your subconscious mind and, believe it or not, become part of your reality. This can be a little tricky to grasp at first – but there is science behind it.
Our time in this world is nothing but a never-ending search for happiness. Whatever you did till today or whatever you will do in the future, everything leads to one thing that is contentment. As humans, we always have the need to grow. Once we achieve something, there will be something next for us to learn, experience or become. The key is not just about finding happiness but also having the right balance to go about your personal and professional life and getting to your desired goals in the quickest and most efficient way. Yes, we are talking about productivity. It is a measure that helps you understand how many goals you manage to accomplish how quickly, how efficiently...
Showing some mindfulness towards a proper daily schedule today will prove beneficial to you throughout your life. The thing about a healthy routine is that not having one has more downside than its advantages. Those who believe that a routine is barely a necessity, perhaps science will help you think twice. Go through some of these researched backed healthy routine tasks to success:
Do you ever feel as though you spend all your time working just to be able to enjoy the fraction of precious spare time you have? We go to work to earn money so that we can not only survive but get to enjoy life. Perhaps 80% percent of the population feel this way. So what about the remaining 20%? Well, it’s likely they are making money doing what they enjoy, or are lucky enough to only be working 20% of the time. What are they doing differently to the rest of us? They are probably applying the 80/20 principle to their working and personal lives. “Focus on being productive instead of busy” Timothy Ferris The 80/20 prinicle is also...
