These are the books that had the biggest impact on me in the past year.
What if the heavy burden of expectations we are carrying for our professional lives, income, and productivity wasn't put there by our Lord who said his burden was light?
If you've ever laid awake at night, unable to make yourself stop thinking about an incomplete project, you've experienced the Zeigarnik Effect.
Why is it that the deadlines we set for ourselves often don’t pack the same punch as ones set for us by others?
Last August I branched out from writing blogs to also creating a podcast. And in the last few months I’ve begun making videos more regularly as well. I’ve been enjoying the process and the unique opportunities those mediums afford...
We think goals lead to habits which eventually lead to identity change. But, this approach is precisely backward. Habits that stick, and therefore take us to our goals, are actually the result of how we think about who we are.
Urgency is like a drug. Even a small dose grants the recipient tremendous focus and motivation. Urgency gives you that now-or-never high. Because when urgency's alarm is sounding there's no time to be paralyzed by procrastination, over-analysis...
One of the most frequent questions I get is what productivity books I recommend for Christians. There are a lot of books on productivity out there. So, it can be a little daunting to know where to start. I’ve whittled my list of suggested...
2019 has been a good year for Redeeming Productivity. I launched the podcast, added the "Reagan's Roundup" feature, and have seen steady growth in the number of readers and listeners. I've also been able to connect with a lot of wonderful...
I am pleased to announce that, in addition to the weekly blog, I will now also be producing a weekly podcast, The Redeeming Productivity Show. The goal of the podcast is to cover topics in a bit more depth, give access to content on Christian...
