Top 3 posts for you on Google+ this week

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Jaana Nyström All You Need to Know About Productivity - in a 3 Minute Video! In it you'll learn… - Why worrying about having "more willpower" is a fool's game - How world class experts stay productive… and what they do differently - The science behind why better energy management = a more productive you - Big pitfalls that lead to busywork and procrastination So go ahead and watch it, and enjoy. #Productivity   #Willpower   #GetThingsDone   The Psychology of Productivity: A Proven Way to Get More Done (in Less Time) In today's busy world, we seem to be obsessed with the idea of "productivity" and "work hacks". It's easy to see why: being able to get more done allows us to get ahead in life, and even gives us more ... 30 shares View or comment on this post » BBC News . According to neuroscientist Susan Greenfield, society's love affair with screens - whether video gaming or social media - may be significantly altering the development of the brain. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-22283452 While Baroness Greenfield has yet to conclude whether screens are doing harm or good, her contribution adds to the discussion of how much time we should spend living our lives online. So are screens rotting our brains - or improving them? 65 shares View or comment on this post » Ali Adelstein How brave Children walk to School around the World It is easy to believe that we have it hard when the alarm rings for work or school early in the morning each day. But as these pictures show, it's worth a lot to have a normal and safe way to our daily activities... Tim Costello, CEO of World Vision says: "Every day, around the world, we're seeing the power of education to transform communities. For instance, girls who spend seven years in school marry on average four years later and have 2.2 fewer... 24 shares View or comment on this post »
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