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Most of us have days when we cannot stay “in the zone.” We stare at the computer, realizing we’ve done nothing for several minutes. Or, we have a to-do list that is quite long, but at the end of the day, nothing is crossed off. Tomorrow looks bleak before it even starts. How do you prevent these wasted days from happening to you? By learning–and implementing–a few new habits. Most of us have some time-wasting habits. We need to identify and focus on changing them to overcome

Being a busy professional is tough. With constant meetings, deadlines, emails, projects, and interruptions, it's easy to feel like you're always trying to catch up. So how can you capture all those questions, to-dos, deadlines and requirements to stay on top of your work and feel less overwhelmed? In this article, we'll look at some of the best ways to keep track of things during the workday or week, helping you take control of your time and to-do list. The toll of task switc