How much time do you spend in meetings? How much focus time do you get?
This week, Done! No. 559 is about ...
When you have a new job, how should you set up your structure? And, how do you get the time you need to ...
What if you have an important task to work on, but urgent tasks take precedence again and again? And, ...
How close at hand do you have the information you need to complete a task?
In episode No. 556 of Done!, I share a way to ...
You begin using a new to-do list app but as soon as things get stressful, you ...
Almost back from a lovely Easter holiday trip to the Mid-Atlantic region of the US, I share one thing you can do to more easily get the focus time you ...
You put off one of your tasks again and again - even though you know you should ...
Have you noticed that email and chat often gets jumbled together?
You end up with ...
A myriad of new AI tools are emerging rapidly now.
In this week's Done! No. 551, I share three ...
What is the best way create good order in your mailbox? Should you use folders or not?
In this episode of Done!, No. 550, I share how to ...
Do you tend to do many things at once, even though you know that ...
It is a clever move to create at to-do task from an email that means that you need to do something that you do not do immediately.
But, did you know that ...
Your work consists of plenty of tasks with varying characteristics.
This 546th episode is about a planning concept from ...
Sure, you want to communicate with your colleagues in the chat and be available for them there, but sometimes ...
Have you been working from home partly or fully the last 2-3 years, as some of us have?
In this episode, the 544, I share a way to ...
For some of us, short tasks tend to be prioritized first, before we choose to focus on the more extensive tasks. As a consequence, ...
If you feel overwhelmed from time to time by the sheer amount of emails received in ...
The purpose of time management, is it to just get more things done in shorter time? No, of course not. In episode No. 541 of Done!, I share findings from an interesting study that points to other, even more valuable, benefits from managing your time well.
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 ...
