Most productivity advice is written for the wrong week
Advice assumes a calm week with nothing on fire. Plan for the bad week instead, and the good ones take care of themselves.
Writing and takes
Takes on how work gets done, written out at length. Opinion, not instructions: the how-tos are in Guides.
Advice assumes a calm week with nothing on fire. Plan for the bad week instead, and the good ones take care of themselves.
Bolting a fast tool onto a slow process gets you the same work, sooner. The time comes back only when the work itself changes.
A folder of templates feels like progress and changes nothing. One template you have used ten times beats fifty you saved.