Internet Psychologist
All the best guides to writing articles say “never start with an apology”. But I fear I need to do just that this week. That’s because after receiving my article last Saturday, several people got in touch saying they I had scared them. Last week I was talking about the end of the digital world … Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic has encouraged a great deal of procrastination. Here’s what you can do about it.
Personal productivity is at an all-time low. We are doing less, whilst being more active. The way we use the Internet is the problem. Here are 5 steps to solve the issue of online productivity.
Time management techniques do not always work. No matter what the time management gurus will tell you, it isn’t always possible to follow the rules about productivity or use the techniques that will supposedly transform your day. So what do you do when all time management techniques fail?
Email overload is a significant problem affecting every office worker. Half the working day is now spent on email thanks to the overload. Each of us having to cope with more than 300 emails per day. Here are five ways you can cope with email overload and avoid the associated stress and frustration. Using these five methods can significantly reduce the time it takes to handle email.
Can you really achieve inbox zero? This article investigates the concept and looks at the psychology behind email overload.
How to Have a Good Day is billed as “the essential toolkit for a productive day and beyond”
Short term interruptions such as emails or Tweets can derail concentration which leads to errors at work. Switching off access to the web can boost productivity.
Google is wasting your time, unless you use it wisely
Email is wasting so much time it is possible it is one of the reasons why we have not crawled out of the recession very far.