I\u2019ve been a serious student of productivity for a couple decades now. As the primary income earner in a family of seven, I had to be.<\/p>\n\n
When I first started in business, I lived in a constant state of feeling overwhelmed. Work took my best, and I struggled to find time for my family and my health.<\/p>\n
I excelled at the office, but my pace was unsustainable. I was going to burn myself out or burn my family up\u2014probably both. I had to find a better way.<\/p>\n
To get an edge, I tried almost every productivity system out there. I studied, tested, and modified. Little by little, it started making a difference.<\/p>\n
I launched my blog over a decade ago to share what I was learning, and productivity has always been a key topic for me, especially as it relates to the unique challenges of executives and entrepreneurs.<\/p>\n
Productivity comes up in almost every interaction I have with business leaders. Pretty often, it\u2019s negative.<\/p>\n
They\u2019re battling a barrage of interruptions and can\u2019t make progress on their most important projects because they\u2019re putting out fires or dealing with other people\u2019s problems.<\/p>\n
Maybe you can relate. I sure can. I\u2019ve struggled with never-ending distractions and delays.<\/p>\n
But over the years I\u2019ve refined a productivity system that enables me in both a corporate environment and an entrepreneurial setting to survive major challenges and grow my business regardless.<\/p>\n
In fact, my business has come close to doubling every year for the last five years.<\/p>\n
\u201cHow do you do it?\u201d That\u2019s a question I get all the time.<\/p>\n
I could point people to my books, blog, and podcast for an answer. But that means hundreds of hours of content to sort through, synthesize, and integrate\u2014not to mention filling in the gaps.<\/p>\n
So a while back I decided to deconstruct my entire personal productivity process and present it in one digestible, easy-to-implement system.<\/p>\n