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Resurfacing Tiago’s in-depth P.A.R.A series
Reporter, Expert, Mentor, Role Model
It’s becoming increasingly clear to me that my work is really about attentional design. Becoming aware of attention. Shaping and directing
Last month I published The P.A.R.A. Method: A Universal System for Organizing Digital Information. It describes a simple, lightweight, yet e
In The Four Pathways of Modern Book Publishing, I described what I believe to be the four main routes to publication for writers in the digi
What I Learned From Listening to 100 Episodes of the SPI Podcast
Imagine for a moment the perfect organizational system.
Modern digital tools make it easy to “capture” information from a wide variety of sources. We know how to snap a picture, type out some not
Welcome to the Project List Mindsweep, a step-by-step exercise to help you properly identify every project in your work and life. Your Proje
After all this work and finally signing a deal…it’s time to do the thing you’ve been asking for, and write the book. Leave plenty of time to
Why the weekly review is the cornerstone of my life
I previously wrote about my thought process for why and how I’ve decided to publish my book Building a Second Brain with a traditional publi
The most important practice that I recommend everyone adopt for their personal productivity is a Weekly Review – a regular reflection on the
In Part 17, I argued that unique states of mind are the most powerful resource available to knowledge workers. But these states are difficul
I’ve become obsessed with coaching. It started in February, when I started the 4-month Self-Expression & Leadership Program at Landmark.
There have been 3 Eras of Productivity in modern times, each defined by a seminal book: The Values-First Era at the dawn of corporate Ameri
Reading through the previous three parts, a question probably popped into your mind: does this apply only to text? It’s an important one, be
I spend 17 minutes per day on email, or 7.43% of my total work time over the past 12 months.The average information worker, in contrast, spe
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