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Your comprehensive guide to avoiding all-nighters and staying (relatively) sane this semester
A completely redesigned bird's-eye view
And 9 more helpful alternatives you should be doing instead
Working long hours is bad for your health and bad for your work. Here's how to break the habit...
Why teaching is the key to understanding
“You cannot overestimate the unimportance of practically everything.”
Plus Drag and Drop for iPad and an AirPods giveaway!
Connect with industry peers, potential clients, and future employers without feeling super awkward
Your to-do list should spark joy, not dread.
Fine tune your productivity based on where you live.
Small teams work better than larger ones—as long as they're managed effectively
Having enough to give means taking care of yourself first.
Managing your time well isn't just about getting more done
Which workplace perks do employees really care about?
Don’t let your email inbox turn into yet another task list. Use Todoist to achieve Inbox Zero instead.
Why we prefer complex solutions over simple ones
Our brains are hardwired to sabotage our productivity. Can we do anything about it?
How overthinking kills your productivity and what you can do about it
Serial entrepreneur Gina Trapani talks about how she structures her workday for maximum focus.
With pre-populated templates to get you started
These are the apps we recommend for building a complete productivity stack – for iOS, Android, Mac, & Windows
Follow these 9 steps to secure a remote work arrangement even in the most skeptical of organizations
Tips, resources, and a Todoist checklist for being successful as a “digital nomad”
Schedule your energy, not your time. And don’t forget to take breaks.
Learn how to overcome distractions and hone your focus.
A short, yet effective mental checklist for disagreeing in a way that’s guaranteed to win coworkers’ respect