Boosting Productivity Adds Mental Smarts to Technological Apps
Financial success and personal development are attainable through boosting productivity by controlling thoughts, fine-tuning focus and identifying appropriate goals, according to an article published in the May 2016 issue of Money magazine.
The information becomes a reader-wide share with Scott Medintz, greater New York City area-based content strategist, editor and writer, publishing “Simple Steps To Get More Done.” It comes from interviewing a productivity expert who is both bestselling author of The Power of Habit and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for The New York Times.
Charles Duhigg describes his investigations in Smarter Faster Better, published by Random House on March 8, 2016, and his observations in the interview for Money magazine. He explains, from personal experience, that “Anyone can learn to become more productive” since “The key is that you have to learn how your brain works.”
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Websites:
http://business.time.com/author/smedintz/
http://charlesduhigg.com
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katiem2, Thank you for revisiting! And thank God that excellent writers like you are involved in the self-education, self-improvement movement online and off.
The online self-education movement is currently booming. This is a pivotal moment in the entire world and it is information like this that aids in our ability to evolve. Did you imagine this would be so vital in years to come? Glad it has!
katiem2, The Garden Media Group's Garden Trends 2017 reports says that Millennials are quick to turn to, and learn from, in-person and online courses on just about anything and everything! Why not? It's right at their fingertips.
I heard adulting classes are on the rise because we no longer teach our youth about life skills like writing a check, home economics, basic household chores, mechanics and on and on money is vital knowledge to obtain.