Imagine living your life’s purpose and experiencing results beyond anything you dare to envisage; a way of being in the world that allows you to create what you want and inspire others to do the same. It is possible to be very efficient and yet still not be very productive. You might have great ideas and plans but never get around to implementing them. You might appear to be an accomplished, successful person but still question your own purpose or cry on the inside.

Many people tend to think that poor time management is the ‘main’ reason why they are unproductive. However, good time management doesn’t always necessarily mean effective productivity – it’s not just about trying to get things done in less time. Personal productivity is a holistic concept that is far broader than time management. True productivity is about being effective across many spectra: personal organization, effective thinking and decision making, the ability to be creative, flexible and resilient, good time management, the ability to communicate and get things done, a high degree of self-awareness and the ability to learn.