John Rampton is an entrepreneur, investor, and startup enthusiast. He is founder of the calendar productivity tool Calendar
Productivity
7 Sneaky Opportunities to Get Ahead on Your Work When You're Behind
A few overlooked minutes here and there put to good use quickly adds up.
Productivity
Want to Be Loved by Your Team? Try These 12 Productivity Habits.
To be productive and liked are not paradoxical intentions.
Lean Startups
How to Apply Lean Principles to Your Startup's Productivity and Time Management
Focusing on one thing at a time is a very good start.
Meetings
Starting With an Agenda Is How You Have Effective Meetings in a Crazy Busy World
No organization can function without meetings but most would function better if the meetings were more organized.
Traits
12 Entrepreneurial Traits That Will Tempt You to Quit Your Job Immediately
Unhappy in your job? It's possible you're an entrepreneur.
Time Management
The #1 Secret to Amazing Time and Calendar Management
There is no making up for lost time.
Resilience
How to Start A Business That Will Increase Mental Strength
It's an uncomfortable process, which is why it's worth doing.
Workaholic
Is Your Workaholic Behavior Hurting Your Team? The Answer Is Yes.
Workaholics die younger, get sick more often and are less productive than people with healthy work-life balance.
Recruiting
January Is the Top Hiring Month of the Year. Are You Ready to Recruit?
Hiring new people is a major investment. Take the time to do it right.
Work-Life Balance
How to Manage Your Team's Calendar During the Holidays
Ample time off at the holidays is good for morale and manageable with planning.
Startup Basics
6 Simple Ways Founders Can Inspire Their First Employees
Treat everyone with respect, from the chairman of the board to the part-time maintenance worker.
Time Management
Why Scheduling Beats Hustling Every Time
Unless you're a pinball frantically staying in motion without a plan will accomplish nothing.
Time Management
Why People Who Schedule Fewer Tasks Get More Done
Your calendar becomes much more manageable when you stop filling it up with tasks you could delegate or automate.
