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.
A common aspect of any good structure is the act of gathering instead of scattering. This does not only concern the ...
Most of us work with others in one way or another. If they are not our colleagues from the same company, they might be ...
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Then, this week's episode of Done! is for you.
Because, today, I’ll ...
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Do you feel you still have far to go regarding your structure at work? Does it feel somewhat overwhelming?
In this week’s episode of Done!, you will learn how ...
Do you get tired of commuting?
You can avoid that if you use your commuting time for planning! An interesting American study recently revealed this.
But what kind of planning can you do?
I have five ideas!
If you are responsible for more than one area in your job, the time you have at your disposal will most likely not magically divide itself evenly between each of the areas ...
When everything is new, you establish new habits more easily.
That's why the start of a new year is the perfect time to ...
Times are definitely difficult and when the future feels uncertain and it is hard to know what to expect, it is easy to ...
What gives you the best resilience in challenging times - hope or mindfulness?
Does it reduce stress more to ...
Naturally, you want to get as much done as you can during your workdays. You therefore have ...
You often require certain materials or information to get a task done. It can be ...
Transferring or moving between one thing to another often means a considerable loss of time for most people ...
Do you have a habit of doodling during meetings? Do you think you shouldn't do it? Think again.
In this 618th episode of Done!, you will learn of the surprising benefits of doodling.
Do you have too many meetings?
You can have fewer and more time for other important tasks if ...
Some people I meet tend to not do things until they are urgent. Perhaps you are one of them?
It becomes harder to find a possible time for a meeting the closer to the present moment you are - especially if you are ...
Few things are as unpleasant as sitting in a meeting highly aware of how unprepared you are and wishing you had spent at least a little time ...
