Do you agree that prioritisation is important?I believe it’s probably the most important productivity skill we have.I don’t follow most time management advice because, over the years, I’ve tried many and eventually discarded them when:Most simply didn’t work for me (I hadn’t got the discipline to make them work);More importantly, they seemed to cost more time to use than they saved.So I think a mindset for managing tasks is much more important than a mindset for tim

We've all been there!Racing through tasks, juggling multiple projects, and feeling accomplished because our to-do list looks like a battlefield of crossed-off items.But this approach to productivity is ineffective, therefore inefficient, and it can be holding you back.Let me share a story that changed my perspective.I once watched two colleagues tackling the same complex writing project.Sarah blocked out two hours of uninterrupted time, turned off her notifications, and immersed herself complet

I’ve heard a number of interested parties ask something like, "What on earth are these hub things?”So here I try to answer this question, usually asked by people who are brand new to a starter membership at Wealthy Affiliate.If you have experience using the hubs already, please do add your own slant in the comments, or if it’s still not clear enough, ask more questions.The thing is, many explorative online business owners started building their businesses online and, at some t

When was the last time you solved a math problem by hand?Can you remember?At a time when AI can instantly analyse complex data and smartphones can solve equations with a snap, our thinking "muscles" face unaccustomed competition from artificial assistance.Just as our bodies need regular exercise despite having cars and elevators, our minds require active engagement to maintain our edge in a convenient AI-enhanced world.The "Use It or Lose It" PrincipleScientific research consistently shows that

Here’s a subject that is regularly discussed yet often trips us up.When people hear the word "niche" in marketing, they often think of something small, obscure, or overly specific.My take is that the idea of a niche is simple: it isn't so much defined by its size as by its focus.In my mind, a niche is a group of people who share a specific problem and are willing to pay for a solution.That’s it—no complicated jargon required.In my mind, this raises an interesting question: &ld