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Erick Stoic

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Planning

The F.A.K.E. Framework: A Human Alternative to SMART Goals for 2026

The F.A.K.E. Framework offers a neuro-productivity system that prioritizes input management through Focus, Alignment, Knowledge, and Energy, promoting sustainable high performance in 12-week cycles. It challenges traditional annual goal-setting methods, addressing the psychological and bio

Erick Stoic · · 9 min read

Habits

The Neuro-Productivity Manifesto: Why Resolutions Fail Your Brain

Summary: Most resolutions fail because they rely on fleeting motivation rather than neurobiological systems. To achieve lasting high-performance, you must optimise dopamine baselines through effort-based rewards, align work with 90-minute ultradian rhythms, and implement Work-In-Progress (

Erick Stoic · · 4 min read

Energy Management

How to Escape the “Infinite Workday”: 3 Strategies to Reclaim 520 Hours a Year

Quick Answer: What is Sustainable Productivity? Sustainable Productivity is the practice of aligning work output with human energy cycles to prevent burnout. Microsoft’s 2025 Work Trend Index reveals that the “Infinite Workday”, characterised by constant pings and a “triple-peak”

Erick Stoic · · 6 min read

Emotional Intelligence

How to Develop Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace

Emotional intelligence is essential for personal and professional success, encompassing self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills. It enhances decision-making, reduces conflict, and fosters a positive work environment. Developing emotional intelligence leads t

Erick Stoic · · 4 min read

Async Work

Enhance Productivity with Asynchronous Work Systems

The post advocates for improving asynchronous work skills by adopting collaborative digital tools like public dashboards and Kanban boards, fostering transparent communication. It emphasizes effective backlog management and preparing productive meetings. By implementing these practices, te

Erick Stoic · · 2 min read