The Productivity Manifesto is the outcome of years of experimenting on myself and learning from others to understand what gets us to actually do the things we want to get done.
If you’ve ever been frustrated with yourself for not achieving those things you know you should do, you’re likely to find the missing link here.
The Productivity Manifesto includes four elements; prioritization, focus, accountability and momentum. When you learn how to use these four elements together, you’ll be able to achieve greater results with less effort and feel a sense of satisfaction that comes from knowing you’re moving closer to your goals.
Here are the key principles behind each of the productivity elements. We’ve literally condensed books of theory into a few core ways to work.
The Productivity Manifesto is simple – but don’t underestimate its power. There are plenty of people who know parts or most of these philosophies, but very few people that actually put them into action. Once you do though, this productivity system becomes a self-enforcing loop that helps you achieve more of your goals and greater levels of freedom.