Our latest articles to help you stay focus on living a productive, fulfilling and happy Life.
TaskSpur users will love the new update to their favorite goal management app as Australia-based company Life Intelligence Group announces the release of the latest iteration of its goal management platform, TaskSpur. The recent update brings users two new exciting features. Here's what you can look forward to with TaskSpur Version 1.4.
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Having a sense of direction in life makes you happier. Specifically, having goals that align with your interests increases your resilience and well-being.
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The internet is one of the best places to find free tools! We’ve done the heavy lifting to bring you 15 of the internet’s coolest and most useful websites.
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At its most basic, time management is about planning and organizing your time so you can get more done in less time. The ultimate goal of time management is to be productive and efficient. But is productivity really the sole end goal of why we should be discerning with our time?
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TikTok rose to fame at the onset of the pandemic in 2020 and has since been the platform of choice among teens and young adults. Over the past two years, TikTok has been riddled with controversy, calling into question just to what extent its use impacts the mental health of its audience.
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Here are some empowering TED talks to watch whenever you’re in need of a confidence boost or a reminder that you can in fact, become more confident by conscious choice.
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Life Intelligence Group, an AI specialist company based in Australia has announced its newest round of updates for its goal management platform, TaskSpur. This specifies the specific details of TaskSpur 1.3's release.
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There are many reasons why people fail to achieve their goals but it’s rarely because they are lazy or simply incapable. In reality, most people fail because they don’t know how to properly act on their goals. Planning is the easy part of goal setting and everybody can do it. However, acting on a plan requires a strategy that does not come naturally to everyone. One way is using OKRs.
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The first article of this two-part series on time management discussed the productivity hacks of Steve Jobs, Warren Buffet, Tony Hsieh, Katia Beauchamp, Jeff Weiner, and Steve Ballmer. Now, we look into the secrets of 5 more mega successful leaders and why their strictly curated personal commitments get results.
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Many of the world’s top CEOs are known for productivity quirks that set them apart from most mainstream leaders. These influential men and women are known for being ruthless with their time, curating personal rules that allow them to maximize their mental resources in order to achieve the results they want.
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Harvard Business School Professor Hirotaka Takeuchi thinks the best way for New Year's Resolutions to stick is to start small. Here are six practices to set yourself up for success.
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What we do daily determines our whole life. According to science, half of what we do every day is repetitive, and so much of what we achieve (or do not achieve) in life depends on our habits. Taking this into consideration, it is safe to say that if you have an end goal in mind, it’s wise to anchor it on small, sustainable habits.
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