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And, if you want to, you can even download the simple model for free. You will find it at https://www.stiernholm.com/en/ambition-step-down

Do you have your own method to handle the madness that can sometimes grab hold of us when trying to meet a deadline and finding ourselves with too much to do before it is upon us?

Please write to me and share your thoughts - I'm sure you know that I am always on the lookout for tips, tricks, and methods that simplify our lives and structure. you will reach me at [email protected].

Even if we work digitally most of the time we sometimes need to print things. It can be something that needs to be signed, something we need to bring, something you need to complement your hand-drawn sketches with, or something else.

But, we might not have a printer available at any given moment.

If it is not urgent you will have to wait until you are conveniently close to a printer, but then you need to remember that you needed to print whatever it was.

So, in this 513th episode of Done!, I share three simple ways to make this problem smaller.

Do you have another solution to this problem? Tell me about it in an email to [email protected].

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How do you manage your recurring tasks? How do you keep track of when they need to be done, and the next time, the time after that? Write to me at [email protected] and tell me. I am all ears.

When the tempo is high at work, we all need to prioritize among all the tasks on our list.

One popular way to address the issue of what to prioritize is to determine if a task is urgent or not, then if it is important or not, and then put it in the right place in some kind of model (many people use a four-field matrix) or system.

Generally, the tasks that contribute to the goals you are responsible for are the important tasks.

But, what if you don't have any goals? Or if your goals are unclear? Are you then stuck with prioritizing only by urgency?

In this episode, the 511th, I share how to figure out what is important if you lack goals.

How have you figured out what is most important in your job? Please share it with me. I collect useful tips, tricks, and methods to simplify both my own and other peoples' lives. You will reach me, as always, by emailing [email protected].

Welcome to the 509:th episode of Done!, about how to more easily say no when you need to.

Welcome to the 508:th edition of Done!, about how to work more efficiently from home.

Welcome to the 507:th edition of Done!, about how to make your emailing more efficient.