Can productivity be measured?



Get your free book (just cover shipping): https://davidandrewwiebe.com/blackbook Productivity Myth-Busting: Not All Work Is Created Equal ?? Let\'s talk about the productivity trap that\'s been low-key gaslighting entrepreneurs and creatives everywhere! ? Ever feel like you\'re busy but going nowhere? You\'re not alone. Measuring productivity isn\'t just about counting widgets or checking boxes. It\'s a nuanced art form that separates the hustle heroes from the spinning wheel warriors. Factory floor? Easy math. Produce 100 widgets = productive. Creative world? WAY more complicated. The real productivity game-changer? Measuring how each task moves you closer to your actual goals. Not someone else\'s definition of success. YOUR definition. ? That report you\'re drafting? Only productive if it drives your mission forward. Those meetings? Productive only if they spark real action. Pro tip: A day packed with tasks isn\'t the same as a day packed with progress. Quality is greater tha

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