If you think of productivity as your ability to get things done quickly, you might be going about it wrong.
The secret to creating more meaningful work might actually be to slow down and do less, says Cal Newport, a Georgetown University professor and author of "Slow Productivity."
The basic principles of harnessing what he calls slow productivity are to do fewer things, work at a natural pace and obsess over quality. Doing so can help you get rid of the busyness of work (like juggling emails and meetings) and pour more energy into creating a quality product.
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