3DP = Three-Dimensional Productivity

How do we measure "productivity?"

Our society has flattened that very word into a single-dimension, fixated solely on how much one can get done.

Three-Dimensional Productivity rejects that definition, instead embracing all that makes us who we are. Instead of starting with a to-do list, a 3DP practice starts with a far more essential question:

What makes you, you?

You are more than what any discrete list can contain. You are the embodiment of your experiences, of your culture, of your messy nuance, and of your thoughts and desires.

It is only from that holistic starting point that one can develop a set of intentional priorities and build sustainable habits. In the end, it's less about merely accomplish tasks for the sake of accomplishing them; it's about doing so because one understands how those tasks contribute towards deeper, intrinsic goals and values.

A 3DP practice also takes into account the unpredictable ebb and flow of life. We cast ourselves into this ocean a thousand times a day, and even though we think we can predict when the next wave hits, we don’t really know.

The dimensions of identity and unpredictable life are just as important as any system you can devise to control your attention and allocate your time.