The Three-Task Day
Limit yourself to three important tasks each day; this constraint helps you focus on what actually matters.
Tag: simplicity
One Thing at a Time
Do one thing completely before starting another; completion is more valuable than the appearance of productivity.
The Ease Of Fewer Choices
Reducing options lowers friction; decide once for many moments and move with more ease.
Finishing Small Things
Finishing a few small tasks well frees attention for the larger work that needs it.
A Window For Clarity
Clarity gathers when you simplify the view and choose one question to keep close.
Week Three Monday
July's third week begins. Set a simple focus that can carry you through summer heat.
Sunday Simplicity
Keep this Sunday simple. Summer days need little adornment to be worthwhile.
The Lighter Load
Summer invites a lighter approach. Consider what you might set down for the season ahead.
A Simple Morning Routine Approach
How small shifts in relationships can transform your experience without overwhelming effort.
The Productivity Practice
A practical approach to single-tasking that creates meaningful change in your daily routine.
The Single Tab Rule
Keep only one browser tab open at a time. This forces focus and prevents the distraction of multiple open tabs competing for attention.
The Weekly Menu
Plan your meals for the week on Sunday. This one decision eliminates dozens of daily decisions and reduces stress.
The One-Thing List
Instead of a long to-do list, write down one thing you must finish today. This focus prevents overwhelm and increases completion.
A Quiet Threshold
The year begins not with fanfare but with room to breathe, a small invitation to notice what is steady and kind.