Why You Need a Spiritual Approach to Productivity

New Strategies to Align Your Work with Your Life’s Purpose

If you don't have a life goal or purpose that you work towards every single day, you will end up — unbeknownst to you — following someone else’s plan for your own life.

In the following article, I’ll discuss some of the tools I’ve found to be very effective in creating a better life for ourselves — project planning. These tools also have a spiritual aspect, which is equally important.

The idea is that while we know the world can be challenging, we still have our responsibilities. If we set goals for ourselves and work on projects by implementing certain techniques, practices, or production routines, we gain better control over our time, attention, and daily life.

This “project planning” allows us to produce creations of our own, and as we persist day after day, week after week, month after month, we’ll begin to see our world change.

Without further ado, let’s dive into the essence of project planning.