#91: The Best of Both Worlds: Using Technology with a Paper-based Productivity System

Focus on This

Michael Hyatt

Timemanagement, Productivity, Organization, Planning, Achievement, Education, Worklifebalance, Business, Michaelhyatt, Focus, Goals

4.6 • 627 Ratings

🗓️ 31 May 2021

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

You set yourself up with all the latest productivity tools to get ahead of your busy days. But now you find yourself monitoring too many systems and never knowing where you put that one piece of information. You feel frustrated—and maybe even a little guilty—that you’re not using your planner the right way. You need a system that keeps you focused and tracks all the complicated, changing information that’s part of your job. In this episode, Courtney, Blake, and Verbs share how they each use technology in conjunction with their Full Focus Planners. They offer 3 tips for figuring out a personalized hybrid system that works for you, so you can streamline and integrate a productivity system that empowers your most important work. In this episode, you’ll discover— 4 questions to consider while customizing your own system Why you should limit the role of multi-function digital tools The case for deleting work apps from your phone When to use digital tools versus your planner for maximum productivity Resources: Things task manager app See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Hey guys, what do you think is worse? Living in constant reaction mode or missing the goals that
0:07.6	matter most? Well, what if I told you both problems stem from the same route? And you can actually
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0:22.4	the noise, reclaim your potential and achieve your goals in 2025. It's not just another online
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0:34.2	at fullfocus.com forward slash rise.
0:46.7	This episode of focus on this is brought to you by the full focus planner,
0:53.4	the goal achievement tool that's helped over 200,000 individuals set and achieve their most ambitious goals.
0:56.1	Here's what Forbes has to say about the full focus planner. One part planner and one part life coach. This little book guides you
1:02.5	in identifying your annual goals, setting weekly priorities, and transforming them into manageable
1:08.4	daily tasks. Whatever you set out to do this year, the full focus planner can help you achieve it.
1:14.7	That's their words, not ours, but we agree.
1:17.3	So make sure to get the full focus planner named by Forbes as the best daily planner at full focus planner.com.
1:36.6	Welcome to another episode of Focus on this,
1:39.3	the most productive podcast on the internet,
1:41.1	so you can banish distractions,
1:42.7	get the right stuff done,
1:44.8	and finally start loving Mondays.
1:48.5	I'm Verbs here with Courtney Baker and Blake Stratton.
1:50.6	Happy Monday, guys.
1:52.3	Hey.
1:53.5	Hey.
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