Chris Bailey, author of The Productivity Project and Hyperfocus, argues that productivity is not about getting more done, but rather about doing what we intend to do with intention and focus. He emphasizes the importance of taking breaks, disconnecting from technology, and using tools like meditation and distraction blockers to increase productivity. Bailey believes that people often get caught up in trying to manage their time more efficiently, but this can lead to overlooking the things that truly affect our productivity, such as our mood and habits. He suggests setting clear intentions daily, weekly, and yearly, and reviewing them regularly to ensure progress towards goals. Additionally, Bailey recommends using few apps and focusing on simple tools like a "to-do" list or a note-taking app to stay organized. By adopting these strategies, individuals can become more productive and intentional with their time.