Author: Michael Neill

Have you ever wondered why we don’t all have the same things on our “Avoiding Doing” list? Some people find it easy enough to write…

Years ago, I came across a notion called “tolerations” in the work of Thomas Leonard. In his words, “tolerations are things that bug us, sap…

Have you ever noticed how much we love the idea of a good productivity tool?  In fact, I suspect the open rate for today’s email…

There’s an old joke about a very clever person who somehow manages to get themselves up to heaven on a day pass and sits down…

In 2017, I began working on the manuscript for Creating the Impossible. I had run the online version of the program for close to a…

“To Do” lists are funny creatures.  On the one hand, they can be incredibly helpful ways of keeping our heads clear and present by giving…

When my son Oliver was about 12 years old, he began playing Pee Wee football. While he was actually one of the better players on the team in practice,…

If there was such a thing as a “magic formula” for getting things done, it would look something like this: T (time) +A (attention) =R (results)

When it comes to getting stuff off of our getting stuff done lists, it’s sometimes helpful to delineate between things that have to get done, things…

In over thirty years of coaching people, I’ve come to see that there are two primary approaches people take to getting things done in life.…