The Productivity Board

In modern times, productivity is boiled down to shoveling an entire workload down your throat and guilt-tripping into oblivion if you are unable to complete the task. Completing goals is busy work for you to mindlessly complete without any real satisfaction attached. Work is put so highly on a pedestal without any effort to understand the true landscape of what productivity really looks like. The only important part of productivity is completing the task by any means necessary. It's no wonder why lots of people suffer from burnout.

If any of these describe you, I have created this board just for you. Inspired by my Youtube video discussing the downfalls of productivity and how to actually get tasks done.

ᯓ★I struggle with only feeling surrounded by work that I need to accomplish and lack inspiration to get there.

ᯓ★I struggle with structuring myself.

ᯓ★I have a lot of ideas that come up and I lose track of them easily.

ᯓ★In order for me to understand my workflow, I need to see it visually.

ᯓ★It can be difficult for me to stay consistent with something if it’s not visually appealing to me.

ᯓ★Its easy for me to have my head in the clouds, and I need an anchor as a reminder to pull me back to reality.

ᯓ★Depending on the task, it can be difficult for me to start and get overwhelmed easily.

ᯓ★I overwork myself without taking time to acknowledge what I’ve already accomplished. Accomplishments get brushed off as being easy, despite the effort I put in to get there.

ᯓ★I don’t recognize my wins enough.

The pitfall of productivity is that it doesn't allow room to build the entire picture of what it means to not only complete a task but also build a sustainable system to consistently accomplish your goals. Not only should you be focusing on the tasks at hand, but you should also be able to see the full picture of how this fits into your long-term plans. Understanding why you're doing the task in the first place.

Thats where the creativity board comes into play, discussed in this YouTube video where I give instructions on how to make a board that will stop you from falling into ruts but also keep your momentum in keeping your tasks done.

You should not feel shamed into getting work done; you should feel fulfilled that you have put effort into being productive.

For those who have seen my previous video and wanted to create the productivity board but not in person, this is the same board but just digital.

To stay on track, you need to hold yourself accountable. Included with this board is a weekly assessment e-book that goes over your performance for the week, your downfalls, and how you can improve for the week ahead.