TAILIEUCHUNG - The Productive Manifesto Tara Rodden Robinson

It’s time for a revolution. For too long, you’ve been taught a pack of lies about productivity. You’ve been told that if you have 43 folders and your inbox is at zero, you’ve got it made. All you have to do is write every single idea down the moment each one arrives, organize those ideas into contexts, and spend your every waking hour tending your system. If you follow the directions, you’ve been promised a black belt and the title of Captain and Commander where you’re in total control and you’ve got a clear view of the horizon. But every productivity. | The Productive Manifesto Tara Rodden Robinson Smashwords Edition Copyright Tara Rodden Robinson 2012 All rights reserved. This book or any portion of it may not be reproduced or used in any manner without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in book reviews or mentions of the book. Table of Contents The Productive Manifesto About the Author It s time for a revolution. For too long you ve been taught a pack of lies about productivity. You ve been told that if you have 43 folders and your inbox is at zero you ve got it made. All you have to do is write every single idea down the moment each one arrives organize those ideas into contexts and spend your every waking hour tending your system. If you follow the directions you ve been promised a black belt and the title of Captain and Commander where you re in total control and you ve got a clear view of the horizon. But every productivity system promises much the same thing. Control. And it s assumed that once you re in control you ll experience a reduction in urgency. With less time spent fire-fighting you ll be able to behave more strategically--that is you ll have the freedom to pick and choose among your activities. With this freedom you re supposed to experience a sort of autonomy that will allow you to become the master of your own destiny. The aspirations on the someday-maybe or the bucket list will no longer be merely dreams--they will be realized and enjoyed. However it rarely works this way. The blizzard of ideas and commitments and email messages quickly fill the project lists. Every single moment adds more and more to the task lists. Because the lists are ever growing there is no such thing as finished. There is no space between done and the next thing to do. So you run faster and faster in an effort to use velocity as a response to the ever increasing complexity of your life. The lies you ve been told about productivity make all this much worse because they .

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