100 most useful productivity tips

01. Time-boxing 02. Prioritise 03. Say no 04. Move!05. Control your devices 06. Take short breaks 07. To-do lists 08. Eat well 09. 2-minute rule 10. Control social media 11. Choose when to check email 12. Organise your workspace 13. Start earlier 14. Breathe 15. Turn off alerts 16. Shorter meetings 17. Site blockers 18. Productivity tools 19. Plan ahead 20. Single-tasking 21. Sound & music 22. Write it down 23. Break tasks down 24. 8020 rule 25. Be true to yourself 26. Avoid visual distractions 27. Sleep 28. Run meetings well 29. Batch similar tasks 30. Fewer meetings 31. Focus on outcomes 32. Effective above efficient 33. Delegate 34. Ignore the news 35. Change the scenery 36. Long breaks 37. Time yourself 38. Be positive 39. Follow up after meetings 40. One small change 41. Flow 42. Drink water 43. Drink coffee responsibly 44. Make a public commitment 45. Acknowledge your success 46. Don’t reread emails 47. Help others in meetings 48. Be on time 49. Kill your darlings 50. Work from home 51. Productive Procrastination 52. Your biological prime time 53. Find time for yourself 54. Be realistic 55. Set clear goals 56. Just start 57. Devices in meetings 58. Break bad habits 59. Love your job 60. Show compassion 61. Focus on the present 62. Systemise 63. Start and end on time 64. Get ergonomic 65. Use your commute 66. Unplug 67. Meeting roles 68. Do not do to-do lists 69. 10,000 hours 70. Find lost hours 71. Short- and long-term goals 72. Visualise success 73. Reward yourself 74. Rituals 75. Eric Schmidt’s “9 Rules of Email”76. Be flexible 77. Log all your ideas 78. Take control when you can 79. Make work fun again 80. Natural light 81. Learn to touch type properly 82. Listen actively 83. Zero inbox 84. Voicemail 85. Templates 86. Hard stuff first 87. Close open loops in your head 88. Waiting-on list 89. Deprioritise the non-essential 90. Reply by...91. Control your inbox 92. Wear a uniform 93. Set deadlines 94. Assign a ‘Task Deputy’95. Password manager 96. Schedule “stress” time.97. Five goals 98. Convert emails to to-dos 99. Old-school alarm clocks 100. Chewing gum