3 Techniques for Setting Priorities Effectively
Is setting priorities are great challenge for you? Here're 3 effective techniques to help you set priorities and boost your productivity.
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5 Ways to Learn Jargon, And Fast
Early on in my writing career, I took on a couple of articles covering project management. To put it mildly, I didn't know a Gantt chart from a PERT chart. Worse, I didn't even know where to start. I had already learned,
How to Make the Right Choice
Which job should you take? What car should you buy? Should you ask him to marry you? Are you ready for another baby? Is this house right for you, or should you keep looking before you make an offer? Life is full of hard
80 How-To Sites Worth Bookmarking
Looking for websites like Lifehacker? If you’re ready to make your home a little more customized, these sites will walk you through projects. Read on!
Get Out More: 6 Ways to Be More Social
Whether you’re a web worker, an overworked corporate employee, or just a homey sort, you’ve probably heard the refrain: “Get out more!” Yes, you could take a walk, take to drinking alone in a seedy bar, or drive around l
How to Make Yourself Indispensable
Let me ask you a question: could you disappear? If you didn’t show up at work tomorrow, if you weren’t home at 6:00 for dinner, if nobody ever heard from or saw you again, would it matter? OK, these are depressing things
How to Write in 140 Characters or Less
On Wednesday, I wrote a set of tips on writing (https://is.gd/wlJ). I had in mind business and similar situations where solid writing counts. Joel, also of Lifehack, linked to the post on his blog (https://is.gd/wlU), sa
How to Use Parkinson's Law to Get More Done in Less Time
Parkinson's Law is all about getting more done in less time. If you want to up your productivity learn how to use this idea to your advantage.
How to Admit Your Mistakes
Feel difficult to admit your own mistakes? This article can help you learn to admit your mistakes and take responsibilities, so you can grow into a better person.
Stop Trying to Be Liked and Start Being You
I don't like you. Four words we hate to hear. For some reason, we all like to be liked. No revelation there. It's how we're wired. We hate it when people don't like us - even people we don't really know. Some of us will
How to Break All the Rules
Rules, they say, are meant to be broken. Not all the time, of course -- we are, after all, trying to have a society here. But while rules help, most of the time, to create an orderly and well-regulated society, sometimes
How to Be On Time Every Time
In my last post, I talked about why being punctual matters . The short version: people who are habitually late (or are late even once, when it counts) project incompetence, self-centeredness, and even a lack of integrity
Punctuality Counts
For years, I could be counted on to be late. Got a lunch meeting at 11:30 am? Dustin will be there at 11:40. Got a class at 9:00am? Dustin will be there at 9:20. Is there a meeting at 6:00 pm? Dustin's there by 6:30. Wor
50 Habits of Highly Successful People You Should Learn
Here're 50 habits of successful people that you can learn to grow and improve yourself. Take up these habits now and make your journey to success.
Six Great Ways to Ruin a Brainstorm
The brainstorm is the most popular group creativity exercise. It is quick, easy and it works. But many organizations have become frustrated with brainstorms and have stopped using them. They say brainstorms are old-fashi