At Stiernholm Consulting, we strongly believe that good structure strengthens productivity. This applies to us as individuals as well as for our organizations. Here, David Stiernholm, Struktör, shares his concrete tips on how to visualize, simplify and get more time for what is important.
Do you know the principle "Sift out at the source"?
I first heard of that when I gave a talk at the Museum of Ethnography in Stockholm.
It can be useful for you who often get too much to do.
How? Well, let me tell you!
When you finally have time to do that thing that you have postponed a while longer than you wish, it is understandable that ...
Sometimes at work, you need to say no. It can be hard - at least in the moment. Here is a tool that makes it a lot easier.
In Done! No. 528, I share a way for you to make sure that you spend your time at work wisely:
This Tuesday, I visited Cargotec's, the multinational crane and truck manufacturer, wellbeing week to share a handful practical tips on structure that help us keep healthy and ...
"Doesn't structure stop creativity?"
I get asked that sometimes.
Last week's filming with
Sometimes, we regret having accepted to do something a long time ago that we now, when the time is here, definitely would not ...
We all need to declutter our workspace from time to time. But, did you know that ...
If you take meeting notes in OneNote it would be great if the next steps you agree on during the meeting could end up as...
Even the best to-do list app might not support exactly the "thought model" you use for your structure. For instance, what if ...
Right now, I am thinking of how to handle the time we need to get to meetings elsewhere - travel time, that is.
And, ...
Last week, I gave a talk to the department for Architecture and Civil Engineering (ACE) at Chalmers University of Technology, as part of the start up meeting of ...
Knowing that you should get enough sleep is one thing. Actually going to bed when you ought to is ...
Welcome to the autumn season and a new edition of Done! - the 523:rd, about mistakes and why it might be wise to collect them.
When the holiday is over and a new season begins, and we do not want to sucked into the business aimlessly and rush here and there depending on what comes up that we have to deal with, but rather ...
What did I find in the attic of my parental home that gave a hint of my future profession? What do the hot pretzels in NYC taste like?
Do you want fewer unforeseen things to ruin your day?
Because, isn't it irritating that somethings spoil your plan when ...
The year’s first six months are coming to an end, and for many of us it is soon time for some kind of vacation. Regardless of the length of our time off we will sooner or later ...
Sometimes there are just too many meetings. And, one have to ask: do you really need to ...
About six months ago or so (in Done! No. 500, to be specific), I addressed the issue of remembering to read, respond to, or in some other way acknowledge messages you and I receive in an increasing number of channels. I am referring to ...
