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School's out for summer, but that doesn't mean the learning should stop. Parents will be looking for ways to keep their children mentally...

We're back in the office and we need to dejunk to get a fresh start. Most homes need a little dejunking too. Yard sales are an American staple....

Work hard, play hard. You've probably heard someone say this to justify a weekend of partying after a long week of work. While this can often be...

We have entered the long Memorial Weekend. This weekend I'm thinking about all the great things that my ancestors have accomplished. We are goin...

Approximately one week from today — everyone working from their home or office will make a mass exit to enjoy a long weekend. Memorial Day is ce...

Sheltering in place for many long months has taken its toll. Now that the warm weather is finally here, it's time to get outside! Your Calendar is just itching for you to fill it with some outdoor activities. Activities for Your Inner Outdoorsman Your inner outdoorsman might need some waking up after hibernating for the […]The post 10 Activities for Your Inner Outdoorsman appeared first on Calendar.

The aim of Calendar is to present you with the possibility of owning your own life and destiny through scheduling. With your online Calendar, everything comes together — your work goals align more smoothly, your plans fall into place with greater accuracy and you gain a vision of the whole of life. Your objectives and […]The post Follow the Calendar Editorial Process appeared first on Calendar.

Multi-tasking is a focus drain. Boost your productivity with context scheduling, or time blocking.

Time to admit there's a better way to stay on top of your appointments.

Staying busy must not be confused for getting stuff done.

Staying busy without getting results is worse than just being lazy.

To-do lists are tactical, calendars are strategic.

Despite what that Google Calendar invite says, you probably didn't win a bunch of money.

Not everybody who wants your time is worth your time.

A prospect wants to know you're worth listening to before they give you their time.

Scheduling work makes you more productive but scheduling leisure makes it way too much like work to be enjoyed.

Its search function is getting overhauled, too.

If you're too busy to set aside time for priorities then, by definition, you're busy with the wrong things.

Ignore whatever and whoever is not scheduled.

Setting boundaries is the key to keeping your calendar under control.

Distractions are inevitable, so you need a plan for all the common forms they take.