Posts About #productivity methods
Tagged articles from the Fokus blog related to productivity methods.
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Retrospectives: Formats That Work, Actions That Stick
What a retrospective is, five formats worth using, a 30-minute team agenda, a 15-minute solo retro, and the fix for action items that die by Tuesday.
The Brain Dump Method: What to Do After You Dump
A brain dump is the easy half. The routing rules that turn 84 loose items into calendar blocks, dated tasks, someday, deleted — and worries.
Apps for ADHD at Work: What Actually Sticks
A non-clinical guide to apps for ADHD at work: how to pick one, why setups die in week three, and what a four-app stack really costs.
Habit Stacking: Why Stacks Break and How to Build Them
The habit stacking formula is the easy part. Here's what makes an anchor reliable, why long chains collapse, and which habits need a calendar instead.
Getting Things Done (GTD): What to Keep in 2026
The GTD method's five steps — and an honest audit of what still earns its keep in 2026, what to drop, and the calendar layer David Allen underweighted.
Note-Taking Methods That Work Outside the Classroom
The five classic note-taking methods, which ones survive real work meetings — and the professional layer the student guides skip: notes that become action.
