This is Part 2 of a two-part series that shares productivity strategies that are supported by brain science. Refer to the previous issue for Part 1. 3. Do energy-intensive work first. Prioritize prioritizing. Many of us jump into email and social media as soon as our eyes open. This practice drains mental energy and adversely affects our ability to complete more demanding activities such as planning, analyzing, problem-solving, and creation. We increase our productivity by do

We are most certainly in the Information Age and with that comes a lot of demand on our attention. We are surrounded by media, emails, instant messages, phone calls, and meetings, which in turn means unending lists of projects, tasks, and reports and many of us end up feeling defeated and overwhelmed. As we try to find resources to help us cope, like using time management books, testing the latest productivity apps, and implementing fad systems that are guaranteed to bring ou