CORD Productivity Model – How to Use It
Confused? Read our introductory post here The CORD model describes the four distinct elements of knowledge work. In other words, the four […]
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CORD Productivity Model – introduction
(image courtesy of Nicholas Smale Some rights reserved via Flickr) Things have changed: old time management techniques are no longer sufficient to ensure we have […]
Read MoreIntroducing: Ruthless Kindness
For October’s productivity experiment, I asked for ideas from our social media followers and workshop delegates. We had lots of them. […]
Read MoreEnd of the month: The Lemon
It’s the end of the month. Well, actually, it’s the start of the next month. I’ve been a bit distracted by […]
Read MoreThe Lemon: Purpose
We still don’t really know what’s wrong with our baby, which is upsetting, disorientating and challenging. I’m realising that ‘lemoning’ […]
Read MoreThe Lemon: Routine & Rhythm
I’m trapped in my flat. Not literally, obviously. I’m trapped in the sense that Chaz needs to be close to the […]
Read MoreIntroducing September's Productivity Experiment: The lemon
It’s not been the best of times. My wife Chaz is having our first child in November and we’ve discovered over […]
Read MoreThe Abyss: The end of the month
I remember what August used to mean in my school days. You probably have similar memories: green grass wet from water […]
Read MoreFuel – the end of the month
Before head ninja, Graham Allcott went offline he summed up his feelings on his July productivity experiment – ‘Fuel’… July’s productivity […]
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