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.
The annual wheel is round. The to-do list is straight. How will you make them fit together?
In this week’s Done! No. 652, you will see how you can bring your annual wheel into ...
In order to make yourself wholeheartedly “uninterruptible” when you need to focus, you need to ...
I have often used the verb “process" to describe how I (and I am sure you as well) deal with what comes in via emails and other messaging channels in a systematic way ...
Are you spending time on the right things? Are you spending the right amount of time on the right things? Or, are you wasting ...
Since I tend to “just keep going” and find it harder to remember to pause and celebrate wins, I’m constantly on the lookout for ...
Have you noticed that for some reason, it is easier to say yes to doing things you are not really sure you want to do if they happen a while from now as opposed to if they were to occur soon? ...
How can you come up with alternative solutions to a task when you’re stuck and time is running out?
Today’s edition of Done! is about a very interesting study that ...
Have you experienced this? You are working on a task that requires your concentration. As part of the task, you need to..
You need to declutter your workspace from time to time - or at least you feel the need to declutter, clean, or clear things out. There is just so much ...
A lot of things need to click when choosing the right app to create your structure in. It needs to have ...
When you’re trying to formulate something and it’s slow going, what do you do to get unstuck?
This week’s episode of Done! is about the versatile author Neil Gaiman’s trick for ...
We all make mistakes when it comes to our daily structure. Myself included, from time to time, believe me. The mistakes we make ...
If you have to decide every day which tasks to focus on to reach your goals, your direction can easily become arbitrary and unsteady.
But if you ...
Sometimes there are just too many meetings. Sure, meetings are a necessary and practical way to ...
A while ago, I addressed the issue of remembering to read, respond to, or in some other way acknowledge messages you ...
I am guessing you still attend lots of digital meetings. You want them to run as smoothly as they possibly can and with ...
In spite of all our best efforts to keep our workload on a reasonable level, we occasionally become ...
That thing you talked about during the coffee break that was work-related and really good—has everyone heard it?
This week’s episode of Done! is about a trick to ...
Naming files and documents in a good way is quite an art. Perhaps you have heard me compare naming documents to magnetic poetry, where you ...
“When did we decide that?”, one of your colleagues from the highly prioritized project asks in the middle of the intense workshop you are having. “I was working on ...
