Category: “Personal Productivity”

Due to the great technological advances of recent years, we find ourselves at a moment in history in which we receive an amount of information, both on a personal and professional level, that is impossible to manage in its entirety. This can pose a serious threat to our productivity and even, if we don’t take the right measures, to our mental health.

According to different statistics, workplace stress and anxiety increase day by day, affecting work management.

People set long-term goals to achieve delayed but highly-beneficial rewards like financial security or improved health. But even though most people are aware of these advantages, many still struggle to achieve them.

There is no doubt that time management has acquired great relevance in our society in recent decades. The feeling of “having too much to do and not enough time available” is not unfamiliar to almost anyone. We have come to realize that time is a very valuable resource and that, in order to be efficient, we need to make the best use of it, seeking the best possible result with the least possible effort.

These laws, which you have probably heard before on more than one occasion, were born in environments as diverse as economics, statistics or physics, but they can be applied in a variety of situations and are especially relevant to personal productivity. If you keep them in mind and are able to manage them when undertaking your tasks, you will be able to achieve better results with less effort. Let’s go over them.