Graham Allcott is the founder of Think Productive, a training company that specialises in workshops that boost productivity. Graham’s transition from charity chief executive to freelance consultant inspired him to set up Think Productive. Realising he would have to manage without a PA and his great team of ‘do-ers’, Graham began reading about workflow and
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FEATURED: Hungry for Change? Impact Hunger
When we fast in Ramadan, we inevitably think of those who feel hunger every day of the year. Can you imagine if no food was available at sunset? Millions of people face this crisis—their hunger doesn’t end at sunset. We know the grim statistics: 850 million people in the world are undernourished (that’s one in every six
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5 Benefits of Volunteering
Volunteering is a beneficial and productive form of sadaqa, or helping give to those in need. Not only are you benefitting others, you are earning reward, and – a fact that is often overlooked – learning how to become more productive in your everyday life. Here are 5 ways that volunteering encourages those who are involved to become
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Tips to Maintain Good Relations with People Around You
No matter how productive or positive a person is, they can face a temporary “inability-to-be-productive-error” which makes us indulge in many common social mistakes such as not wanting to maintain good relations with people around us. It was narrated that Abu Hanifa said to Dawud al-Taa’i, “Why do you prefer seclusion?” Dawud replied, “To struggle against
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Gone for Hajj!
Please note that the Productive Muslim Team will be away during Hajj until 1st November, 2012, inshaAllah. Want to download this wallpaper? Get it here!
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[FEATURED] Six Productive and Practical Steps for Walking Out of Depression
Depression is a condition which affects a growing population of individuals around the world. It does not discriminate with regard to race, educational background, social status or religion. Despite the fact that there is nothing to be ashamed of, individuals who suffer from this condition usually bear it quietly for fear of the stigma of
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