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Add your own descriptions or ask Brick AI to dig up the big Why behind your goal or any task in your project.

Enjoy new navigation options with swipes from screen edges

Save space on your canvas by hiding the subgoals of bricks you aren't working on at the moment.

+ name relocation and UI enhancements

The 'Regenerate' button got a facelift, too.

Here’s what’s next.

Small problems could use some big thinking, too.

Here’s how I’d play it if I started over.

…or product launch promotion in newsletters is totally out of hand these days?

And you have no shortage of those.

Clock Off, deep work On.

Plus, your new goodies.

Your ultimate physical workspace checklist.

Plus solving real-world problems with Brick AI.

Here’s what it means and how to sign up.

Plus what gloves have to do with productivity.

Plus, why procrastination is your friend.

+ Projects breaking down themselves.

Your personal always-on project manager is here.

Devices don’t give a damn about your focus.

Plus, why wrapping family around work is a dead end.

This newsletter just got a whole lot better. Here are the details.

You can help make Brick better.

Stop obsessing over validation.

Time to ditch unhealthy monumentalism.

What isn’t measured can’t be improved? Bullshit.

AI is everywhere you go these days and you weren’t ready. Here’s why you shouldn’t panic about getting “replaced” any time soon.

Some work ? some play makes you the most productive boy (or girl) you can be.

Here’s how to access the app.

You can wait for the post-holiday malaise to fade on its own. Or try these 5 down-to-earth tips.

Here’s what it means and how to sign up.

Nnew hot tools pop up every day. But they don’t always improve our work.

Touch-typing isn’t just about speed.

Reading the news can hurt your true priorities, mood, and productivity.

Let’s face it, laptops just don’t cut it for work from home.

It’s easy to believe that multitasking boosts productivity. But your attention isn’t designed to be split.

How our phones became a ball and chain, and what to do about it.

Breaking down your goals is crucial, but knowing the starting point is where progress begins.

Productivity isn’t only about HOW you work. Ignore the context and you’re in for a brutal awakening.

Don’t see the work’s end? Build excitement — you’re climbing a roller coaster.

So used to multitasking that going all-in is barely ever an option? Enter military strategy.

Comparing yourself to others is a surefire way to get productivity anxiety.

Apps that don’t beg for attention: still a reality or already history?

Alerts, like plants, don’t give a damn about your expectations or your productivity.

Notifications: the ultimate love-hate relationship on the ruins of your productivity.

Clocks: one benefit and all kinds of headaches.

When was the last time you actually finished all your to-dos? Let's talk margin of safety.

Feedback is super important. As long as you can tell what it actually means.

Productivity hacks are everywhere. Keeping track of all the tools is now your second job.

Quitting ≠ failure

Is “never give up” such good advice after all?

Doing things on the go is all the rage these days. But is it really that cool?

One day, all to-dos are checked off and you can finally rest on the laurels… Not so fast.

Why does it always feel like work keeps multiplying?

Wouldn’t it be nice to have the time to do it all and more? No, it wouldn't.

Have a thousand and one things to do? Don’t expect high quality results.

Ever thought about those ten-minute chunks of time all over you workday? Maybe you should.

Still waiting for the :00 on the clock to start anything?

When starting a new project, forming relevant habits is more important than achieving visible progress.

Habits are just a means to an end. “Habit awareness” is how you take back control over your progress.

Productivity habits aren't about getting more done. They're about staying and getting back on track.

Productivity doesn't equal efficiency.