more articles about: productivity

With a growing number of daily horoscope apps entering the market to entire communities formed on different platforms like TikTok or Twitter that exist through a shared love for the cosmos, astrology has been on a steady rise in recent years. By studying ...

Of all the things new years bring, fresh and clean slates are one of the best. At the beginning of a new year, you’re faced with 365 days of new opportunities and more chances to be the best version of yourself you ...

As we continue to be confined in our homes amid the restrictions caused by the pandemic, I found that I had some extra time that I wanted to make wise use of. In my pursuit to become someone like Miranda Priestley from ...

If you prefer sleeping in and snoozing your alarm, it might be time to change your habits. According to a study by researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, morning people are actually happier ...

Apart from the coffee, one of the things we miss about our usual visits to the coffee shop is the ambience. The sound of the baristas making your go-to cup of coffee, the background chatter of other coffee shop goers, and especially the ...

Summer laziness is a thing, according to science. That's right--it's not you, it's the weather. That productivity slump you're in might not be your fault. It might just be because we're living in an inferno. It's so hot, you can literally cook ...

Many of us would agree that a lot of facets in our daily routine needed adjusting right at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic due to its limitations, most especially the study and work habits we had struggled to curate for ourselves for ...

When I wake up, the first thing I grab is my phone, and don’t even try to deny it—you do, too. We scroll through Twitter like it’s the morning paper, check missed messages and notifications, and open our Gmail inboxes for anything ...

Most students are swamped with online classes, which isn't as easy as it seems even though we're all just at home. But if there's one thing to realize after being in quarantine for months, it's that it gets harder and harder to stay ...

Because we're cooped up inside our homes, we're prone to all sorts of potential distractions. It's probably because when we're at home, we follow our own rules (Okay, maybe our parents' rules, but still). We get to decide when we turn on the TV, ...

Typing or working on your bed is undeniably comfy--for short periods. But if you've been suffering from back pains, take it as a sign that you need a proper work station. If you don't have room for a full-sized desk, getting a ...

Being holed up in our homes means finally having all the time in the world to work on the things we’ve been putting off because we said we didn’t have the time to do them. Now that we’ve got nothing else to ...