Dave Rigotti - Latest Comments in Personal productivity

Re: Personal productivity

shercy ramos — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 02:34:49 -0000

I love your techniques, especially the first one: Put yourself in the right environment. With work that are done at home, it is very difficult to finish the assigned tasks on time. Now, I can understand why, at home where the computer is so near the bed one is inclined to rest after every hour of work in the computer, also, with the food within your reach, it's so easy to spend time eating than working. The environment is truly a crucial factor to consider for productivity.

Re: Personal productivity

EnvironmentalWaste — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 11:10:33 -0000

Wow. When you really think of it, we really do tend to waste a lot of time huh? This post reminded me to try to manage mine....I should really check out rescue time. @Kristy Piper . I too think i might reorganize my home office....I think mine might be too comfortable *yawn!* :)

Re: Personal productivity

Jorge Guzman — Thu, 21 May 2009 18:41:28 -0000

Great stuff. Love the tips to increase your productivity, specially #7, stay positive by thinking long term. A lot of the talk on personal productivity often misses attitude as a key aspect of achieving goals and overall doing more. I would also add to the list "Wake up early". This is one of the biggest productivity boosts that one could get, not sure why but people who raise early usually have more time during the day. Specially, more time before lunch, which for most people is the most productive section of their day.

Re: Personal productivity

Kirsty Piper — Mon, 18 May 2009 07:23:29 -0000

Really good advice Dave, thanks! I just got done remodeling my home office this week in hopes that it will help me be more productive when working on my website at home.

Re: Personal productivity

Miguel Wickert — Mon, 18 May 2009 01:08:46 -0000

Hey Dave,

Thanks for sharing, never heard of rescue time but I'm also a fan of Tim Ferris. I like your tips about holding the big picture in mind. I recently read an article at think simple now about productivity about adjusting from a time based system to a completion system where reward come after tasks or project are done instead of simply rewarding based on a specific amount of time spent. Here's the link: http://thinksimplenow.com/p...

Thought you mind find this read worthwhile. :) Cheers!

-Mig