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The technical developments and tools available today make it possible for many of us to ...

Winning back time by having good structure is one thing, but one result of having good structure which is just as valuable, is ...

Should you really anticipate losses in advance? Isn't it better to do your job and hope for the best?

This week’s episode of Done! - No. 612 - is about a method for ...

Have you ever agreed with someone that you will get back to them with something they need ”on Thursday”, only to have them call at ...

Working from home is something very different from working at the office. For some, it is quite nice ...

How swift should one be in terms of responding to emails? There is no, at least not to my knowledge, objective ...

The American National Sleep Foundation publishes annual reports on USA citizen’s sleeping habits in relation to several ...

Do you know what sets OneNote, Planner, and To-Do apart? All three are apps in the Microsoft 365 suite that many of my clients use. They all have great ...

In the past, you could open the scheduling assistant (or a similar function with a different name in your app) in your calendar and find a suitable ...

Do you ever procrastinate? It may depend on how you value rewards that are far in the future.

This week’s episode of Done! - No. 610 - is about a new study whose results can ...

The method through which you derive a task’s priority by weighing its importance against how urgent it is is not always enough ...

We have all participated in a meeting that had absolutely no form or structure, where people just talked about random things, high and low in a mishmash, and which took forever since ...

I have previously written about how you can create workdays that are more to your liking by consciously composing your ideal week. You can refine your workday even more by ...

An increasing number of the digital tools we use daily are able to perform an increasing number of functions, which almost gives us infinite possibilities… to make a mess of things! You can ...

Have you started using Copilot in Teams meetings yet? It's fascinating how AI can summarize an ...

Do you work more on weekends and evenings than you want to? If so, you need to make your free time more robust.

In this week's episode of Done! - No. 608 - you will learn a trick to ...

Postponing things we “should” do right now and how we can just get it done - this is probably the most common theme I have written about when it comes to structuring. Through the years ...

I am guessing you sometimes have to work in the evening as well, just before going to bed. The day did not turn out as planned and you were distracted by ...

You are invited to a meeting but would rather not attend. How can you smoothly escape it?

In episode No. 607 of Done!, you will learn three ideas on ...

The difference between having and not having foresight is remarkable. If we only have a short-term perspective on what we need to do, we will ...