This is the seventh lesson in the Get It Done Now Series.

This is it, the final lesson in the Get It Done Now Series. Improving your craft is no big secret. Stephen Covey calls it “Sharpening the Saw.” Regardless, it’s the same concept of a car with rust. Without improving your [...]

This is the sixth lesson in the Get It Done Now Series.

In order to get more done, why not create more time in the day? This is easy to do and it ranges from playing audio in your car, to having books and articles available to read in your house. Here’s a [...]

This is the fifth lesson in the Get It Done Now Series.

Previously I talked about the importance of using short time periods for completing tasks. Because everything begins to rust, decay, and lose its spark over time, it’s important to set short bursts for your projects. Now we’ll look into how [...]

This is the fourth lesson in the Get It Done Now Series.

In the previous lesson, I talked about using Trello.com to manage your projects. It’s a simple application you can use in any web browser or mobile device. I mentioned to stick to one week “intervals” for doing projects. I’ll expound [...]

This is the third lesson in the Get It Done Now Series.

In order to complete projects, it’s essential to know exactly what should be done. To do this, there’s a simple and free tool called Trello. It’s made by a very competent software company. I’ve created a video that [...]

This is the second lesson in the Get It Done Now Series.

In the previous lesson, we learned that creating the right psychology and habits on your computer were crucial to making progress on your projects. Once you have these habits, there’s a few skills that are worth adding to your project [...]

This is the first lesson in the Get It Done Now Series.

Do any of the following sound familiar: “I could never do that,” “They are so lucky,” “I’m just not feeling motivated today,” or “Why can’t I make this work?” These are thoughts that can hold you back from accomplishing your [...]

Part of unlocking your true potential lies in your ability to finish what you start. It does no good to make half-assed attempts on projects and then leave them hanging out to dry. This is a free series where I’ll share how I get work done on multiple projects quickly [...]