Managing daily habits with a whiteboard. Keeping a checklist of habits you want to build. Counting how many pomodoros you spent on productive tasks. Writing a journal of productive activities you did in a day. Hiring a personal trainer to follow you around and keep you on track to stay productive. Keeping post-its in the lobby to check how productive you were when coming home. Keeping magnets on the fridge to manage your productivity. Having a giant tv screen that acts as a touchpad to track your activities. Having a chess board on your table to arrange the pieces based on your productivity. Writing notes in the clock to let you know what you should be using your time on depending on the time frame. 10 x 10 Exercise ■ 10 ideas in 10 minutes. Daily. ■ Post your ideas in the comments or share future topics to ideate together. ■ 10 minutes not enough? Get stupid with your ideas. Anything goes. ■ Inspired by James Altucher.

Alice laughed: “There’s no use trying,” she said; “one can’t believe impossible things.” “I daresay you haven’t had much practice,” said the Queen.

• Lewis Carroll

Managing daily habits with a whiteboard. Keeping a checklist of habits you want to build. Counting how many pomodoros you spent on productive tasks. Writing a journal of productive activities you did in a day. Hiring a personal trainer to follow you around and keep you on track to stay productive. Keeping post-its in the lobby to check how productive you were when coming home. Keeping magnets on the fridge to manage your productivity. Having a giant tv screen that acts as a touchpad to track your activities. Having a chess board on your table to arrange the pieces based on your productivity. Writing notes in the clock to let you know what you should be using your time on depending on the time frame. 10 x 10 Exercise ■ 10 ideas in 10 minutes. Daily. ■ Post your ideas in the comments or share future topics to ideate together. ■ 10 minutes not enough? Get stupid with your ideas. Anything goes. ■ Inspired by James Altucher.

Alice laughed: “There’s no use trying,” she said; “one can’t believe impossible things.” “I daresay you haven’t had much practice,” said the Queen.

• Lewis Carroll