If you want to set clear, actionable goals that get results, you should consider using OKRs.

Rutherford dust conveys that this wine is unique, but you need to be in the know to appreciate that message fully.

Tim Burgess, the lead singer of The Charlatans, had a great idea. He started hosting "listening parties" on Twitter: #TimsTwitterListeningParty

Some thoughts about comic books.

Readwise currently holds the #1 spot in my productivity stack, here's why.

When I first saw the term mentioned on social media, it instantly resonated: Revenge bedtime procrastination

Are you interested in too many things? Do you find that the flow of articles into your reading lists is never-ending? That's one way to guarantee that you will become overwhelmed.

Shane Parrish from Farnam Street preaches about the power of mental models and the law of compounding. Just make a 1% improvement daily, and you will see exponential growth. Taking action every day is the key. As Shane says, "consistency matters more than intensity."

My current productivity workflow is a Frankenstein collection of various systems that I've latched onto over the years. I've tried them all.

As a knowledge worker, you are expected to push boundaries, innovate, and solve problems. So what is the best way to go about this? One way is to make sure you capture, relate, and create with the ideas you are exposed to. This is what a knowledge management system will help you do.