Productivity Masterclass - Principles and Tools to Boost Your Productivity
About This Class:
Productivity Masterclass - The Principles of Productivity
"Being productive is really just about understanding the productivity equation and then figuring out which bits we need to optimise to apply to our own lives".
In this first of a series of classes, I want to explore the idea of productivity in more depth - break down the concept into principles and theories as well as laws and powers to provide the foundation to enable us all to understand productivity on a more fundamental level so that we can all work towards living happier, more productive lives.
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The Productivity Equation
The first video introduces the productivity equation that serves as a the underlying theme throughout this course. We'll look at the key components including the extra 'ingredient' that I think is often missing in discussions around productivity and I'll introduce the analogy involving the Pilot, the Plane and the Engineer.
Section One - Myths
Following the introduction to the productivity equation, in the first section we'll take a look at three of the key myths that often surround discussions about productivity. We'll explore issues around 'not having enough time', not being able to summon up the motivation as well as the prevalent belief in multitasking.
Section Two - Laws
The second section looks at a triumvirate of key laws associated with productivity. We'll begin by looking at time management linked to Parkinson's law then look at the value in understanding the Pareto Principle before finally exploring how one of the fundamental laws of physics can be usefully applied in the realm of productivity.
Section Three - Powers
The third section moves into the realm of powers - specifically, how we can use the power of habits as well as how we can powerfully leverage our time spent procrastinating or relaxing so that we can improve our productivity more broadly.
The Fun Factor
The final video explores the component of the productivity equation which I think is often missing when people discuss productivity and that is the fun factor. We'll explore how enjoyment is fundamental to our productivity and how a change in mindset towards this enjoyment can have a positive effect on our productivity immediately.
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Project Description:
Project
The class project involves reflective practice. Improving our productivity is not about finding the perfect app, there is no defined curriculum. Reflective writing and reflective practice is a very good way of improving our soft skills which is what this project is all about. So, at the end of each video there are some journaling/writing prompts that you should consider and then actively write responses to engage with the prompt. The more that you engage with these bits of 'work' the more that you will get out of this class.
Resources:
The Motivation Myth.
Articles:
Screw Motivation - What You Need Is Discipline: [ Ссылка ]
Books:
The Motivation Myth - Jeff Haden: [ Ссылка ]
Websites .
Stickk: [ Ссылка ]
Promise or Pay: [ Ссылка ]
Go F*cking Do It: [ Ссылка ]
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The Multitasking Myth .
Books:
Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience: [ Ссылка ]
Getting Things Done - David Allen: [ Ссылка ]
Papers:
Affect and Creativity at Work - Evidence of Flow
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Parkinson's Law.
Zero to One - Blake Masters: [ Ссылка ]
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Newton's First Law.
Atomic Habits (book): [ Ссылка ]
Atomic Habits (video): [ Ссылка ]
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Pareto Principle.
The Four Hour Work Week - Tim Ferriss
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The Fun Factor.
The Happiness Advantage - Shawn Achor: [ Ссылка ]
Follow This Instructor On SkillShare: [ Ссылка ]
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