Done!

Done!

By David StiernholmBusinessManagement
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Done! episodes

  • Make the thresholds low
    Getting started may often be the part of a project or task which induces the greatest amount of reluctance. Helping yourself to make the transition from inertia into motion as smooth as possible is the key to getting more done in a more constructive and easy way. Today's Done! is about how to reduce that initial disinclination to get started, to lower the thresholds.
    6 min
  • Structure is to know
    To know, or not to know, that is the question! Knowing where you are is by extension knowing where you are going, and knowing where you are going is an absolute requirement to get to where you want to go, to be who you want to be. So Hamlet's existential reasoning applies in our context of having good personal structure as well. Today's Done! is about how knowledge is power, and how it helps us acquire the overview necessary to advance in all our engagements and endeavors.
    5 min
  • Turn things upside-down!
    Orderly structure, by all means, but sometimes doing things a little differently will only do us good. Turn things on its head to get a new perspective and to, so to say, "burn the candle in both ends" intentionally. Today's Done! is about getting rid of all the items that get stuck at the bottom of the pile in a smart and simple way.
    4 min
  • You won!
    Most of us strive to acheive goals, to move forward in our lives, to become the best we can be, and there is nothing wrong with this, but in order to be able to excel, we need to be able to appreciate the process, the road we walk to get where we are going. Today's Done! is about allowing ourselves to enjoy what we have accomplished.
    5 min
  • Make a quick decision
    For all procrastinators, the inefficiency springing from the mere fact that we do not act, tends to be familiar. Not acting, making a decision on what to do, is the root of many evils, but do not fret ? here is a simple and direct method as to how to get moving whenever inertia has got you in its grip! Today's Done! is about how to get ourselves going, and get going immediately.
    6 min
  • Play office
    There are hindrances in everyone's way at some point, but the question is how to get passed them? How to get rid of the piles, to get an empty inbox and our things in order without the anxiety re-organization sometimes is accompanied by. Here's the solution - Play with it! Today's Done! is about how to get into the relaxed mode of playing our way to a new way of doing something which we all knew as children.
    7 min
  • Eleven ways allowing you to work undisturbed
    Disturbances can come in all shapes and sizes, but they have one thing in common; they distract you in your work. But there are methods to avoid unwanted interruptions. Today's Done! is about how to create a temporary oasis of serenity and calm, allowing you to work undisturbed.
    5 min
  • Empty your mind
    A brilliant idea never announces its arrival on beforehand, and honestly, how many can claim to get these epiphanies on command? Today's Done! is about how to better pay attention to great ideas when you get them and make sure to give them an opportunity to grow.
    6 min
  • Twelve things are all you need to be able to draw
    There are many ways of describing or illustrating a process, a goal or a businessmodel, but a picture says a thousand words, so why make it more difficult than it needs to be? Today's Done! is about how to with simple means sketch out what you want to convey.
    6 min
  • How to organize your digital documents
    Not being organized has it's price. It is costly in time, effort and energy which could be better spent elsewhere. Today's Done! is about getting a grip on your digital documents and enjoying the benefits of doing so.
    7 min

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The podcast about good structure at work, concrete tips for personal productivity, how to stress less and gain more control of your work situation - with the Struktör David Stiernholm.