2014 has been the most awesome year since starting Chandoo.org

Thank you so much for making it happen. This year, more than 10 million people visited our site, learned something and took first step to become awesome in their work. Each & every day of 2014 felt invigorating, exciting & blessed. I could meet 100s of you face to face during my travels to Houston & Dallas in September this year.

A big thanks to you, my reader, for supporting me and choosing chandoo.org as partner in your journey to awesomeness.

Apart from our readers, there are also countless people, websites, books, companies which helped me have a fantastic year. This message is my way of saying thanks to them. Continue reading →

On Fridays I pull the best of my blog readings to share with readers. Topics can come from anywhere, and cover anything.
This week I highlight articles on making chores suck less; 10 productive boosts from plain old text files; a cool way to make a ca… Continue reading →

How many emails do you have sitting in your inbox? Is one of your goals for the new year to get a handle on your email once and for all?

What would that mean to you? No more missed emails? No more lost information? No more sense of dread every time you open your inbox?

There is help.

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Things you can try to get around a company’s restrictions to move files off blocked computers.
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A big, warm & pleasant hello to you.

I wish you a merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2015. May your holidays be filled with joy, togetherness, celebrations and fulfillment. May your new year be filled with hope, energy and awesomeness.

I want to tell you how thankful I am for all your support in this year. Every time you visit our website, read an article, leave a comment, enroll in a course, purchase a product, read one of my books, listen to a podcast episode, watch a video or tell your friends about Chandoo.org, I feel nothing but gratitude, thankfulness and amazement. 2014 is the most successful year since starting Chandoo.org, all thanks to you. Heartfelt thanks to you, from my family, staff and volunteers.

About this year’s holiday card

We took this picture recently when we went to Udaipur (a city in northern India). For a change, no one closed their eyes when the camera clicked.

A holiday gift for you…

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One of the standard pieces of productivity advice is “if it will take you less than two minutes to do the task, do it now.” Unfortunately, this can actually be counter-productive. Today we will look at the additional conditions you need to assess befor… Continue reading →

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On Fridays I pull the best of my blog readings to share with readers. Topics can come from anywhere, and cover anything.
This week I highlight articles on procrastination; decision fatigue; keeping your tasks off your calendar; expiring clutte… Continue reading →

In this video I talk about how I am looking for a way to finish a major project.
The post Thursday From The Trenches Episode 5 appeared first on Simple Productivity Blog.

More great content can be found on the site at Simple Productivity Blog., or you… Continue reading →

I recently upgraded my home laptop. My old computer was struggling with lack of memory, and attempts to upgrade the memory had failed. Since I am now looking at a clean slate, I have cause to look at the software installed on my old machine, and think … Continue reading →

One of the key strategies to finding things in an email program is to sort them in such a way that you can find them again quickly. One of the impediments to this is email programs that store their information in folders, as opposed to labeling the ema… Continue reading →