Your work consists of plenty of tasks with varying characteristics.
This 546th episode is about a planning concept from ...
What do you do to disconnect from work when you are free?
Why? Well, ...
The person who wants an email to stand out from the rest can ...
For some of us, short tasks tend to be prioritized first, before we choose to focus on the more extensive tasks. As a consequence, ...
How much better has your structure gotten since you began refining it? It can be hard to tell. Some of us ...
In our work we often set goals we wish to achieve - for the whole year, to reach by the end of the month, or perhaps from one day to the next. The purpose of ...
To recover and get the well deserved rest when you are free, you need to mentally disconnect from work, according to ...
When questions, problems, ideas, suggestions, errors, and the like arise, they need to be dealt with by the right person. But ...
The Urgent/Important-matrix is probably the structural tool that most people are familiar with. Chances are that you have ...
Performing a recurring task at frequent intervals gives us a golden opportunity to become even more efficient. Every time we ...
I am sure that you do not want all your digital documents and folders to be just jumbled up in ...
We cannot be available everywhere all the time. Sometimes, we all need to work focused ...
"I so regret saying yes!"
I have felt that dreadful feeling before ...
Do you have a ”to-be-sorted”-pile? You know, one of those piles that lie there on your desk ”for now” and which you intend to ...
There are offers we wish to decline, things we do not want to do, tasks we no longer want to be responsible for doing. But to many it is hard to say no ...
How we structure our lives and workdays is a constant process that requires continuous refinement. If you ever were to ...
People talk about impulse control, that is, the ability to remain focused on doing something even if you get an impulse to do something else. My good friend and fellow speaker ...
Have you ever put up a sticky note where you see it in order to not miss something, but end up seeing it so much that you after a while do not see it (and still miss the thing that was written on the note)?
This is similar to ...
Arriving at a meeting out of breath and painfully aware that you have not had the time to read the material you were supposed to have gone through previous to the meeting, isn’t that great ...
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!
