Clear definitions and examples for the planning, productivity and finance terms used across the Dingix blog.
Interest calculated on both the original amount saved or invested and on the interest it has already earned.
Focused, distraction-free work on a cognitively demanding task, held for an extended, uninterrupted stretch of time.
A philosophy of technology use that keeps only the tools and apps that strongly support your values, and removes the rest.
A four-quadrant tool that sorts tasks by urgency and importance to decide what to do, schedule, delegate or drop.
Cash set aside specifically to cover unexpected expenses or income loss, kept separate from everyday spending money.
The belief that abilities and intelligence can be developed through effort, strategy and feedback, rather than being fixed traits.
Attaching a new habit to an existing one so the old habit acts as the trigger for the new one.
A goal-setting framework where every goal is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-bound.
A scheduling method where you assign every task a specific block of time on your calendar instead of working from an open-ended list.