Success is not Luck

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In today's episode, the dessert of our star-studded menu, I review past episodes and give practical tips on overcoming time management myths. We discuss how to set priorities, delegate effectively, schedule breaks and know your chronotype in order to maximise productivity. We also cover the importance of clear goals, daily planning and the use of digital aids.

Oh, and there's a little something new: our podcast is now also available in English! Look for the podcast "Success is not Luck" on the portals. :-)

Another little spoiler: Next Monday, there will be a special episode that many of you have been eagerly awaiting: Why I no longer make phone calls and what the advantages are. And why it makes sense for you too.

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My name is Markus Beforth and my vision is to give a million people more structure in their lives through the discovery (or rediscovery?) of routines and focus. This can and will be the case in both professional and business life, as well as in private life. I would be happy to give you ideas for greater success in life, so that you will not only achieve your goals 100%, but also much more easily – like taking a shortcut, so to speak.

Join me on this mission to find out exactly how you can achieve success through targeted action, clear strategies and unwavering discipline. Please support me in this mission by subscribing to the podcast and recommending it to your friends, colleagues and acquaintances.

"Success is not luck" is more than just a podcast – it is a guide for anyone who wants to get ahead in their life, career and business.

I am delighted that you are accompanying me on this mission.

Please feel free to give me feedback on my episodes at any time and, above all, let me know your wishes for future episodes. The easiest way to contact me is on Instagram at @der.renditedoktor

Best regards,

Here are the links to my books:

The Power of Words: Rhetoric, Quick-Wittedness and Persuasive Communication in Everyday Life

Instagram:

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In this episode, we debunk the myth that a packed calendar is a true measure of success. Using the story of Laura, a stressed-out event manager, I show you how dangerous this belief is and what negative effects it can have. You'll learn why it's so important to schedule breaks and how you can balance your calendar.

Oh, and there's a little change: our podcast is now also available in English! Look for the podcast "Success is not Luck" on the portals. :-)

Another little spoiler: next Monday, there will be a special episode that many of you have been eagerly awaiting: why I no longer make phone calls and what the advantages are. And why it makes sense for you too.

Link to the YouTube channel:

My name is Markus Beforth and my vision is to give a million people more structure in their lives through the discovery (or rediscovery?) of routines and focus. This can and will be the case in both professional and business life, as well as in your private life. I would be happy to give you ideas for more success in life, so that you will not only achieve your goals 100%, but also much more easily – like taking a shortcut, so to speak.

Join me on this mission to find out exactly how you can achieve success through targeted action, clear strategies and unwavering discipline. Please support me in this mission by subscribing to the podcast and recommending it to your friends, colleagues and acquaintances.

"Success is not luck" is more than just a podcast – it is a guide for anyone who wants to get ahead in their life, career and business.

I am delighted that you are joining me on this mission.

Feel free to give me feedback on my episodes at any time and, above all, let me know your wishes for future episodes. The easiest way to contact me is on Instagram at @der.renditedoktor.

Best regards,

Here are the links to my books:

The Power of Words: Rhetoric, Quick-Wittedness and Persuasive Communication in Everyday Life

Instagram:

Further links:

In this anniversary edition number 25 of "Success is not luck", we delve deep into the myths of time management. I tell you the story of Nicole, an ambitious marketing expert who is firmly convinced that only she herself can deliver the best results. But it is precisely this belief in her own irreplaceability that leads to overload and impairs her efficiency.

We address the widespread misconception that productivity can only be achieved through personal effort and show how important delegation is for effective time management. I also give you valuable tips and practices on how to successfully delegate tasks so that you can focus on your core competencies and strengthen the entire team.

So, sit back, listen carefully and let's learn together how true efficiency is achieved.

Link to YouTube channel:

My name is Markus Beforth and my vision is to give a million people more structure in their lives through the discovery (or rediscovery?) of routines and focus. This can and will be the case in both your professional or business life and in your private life. I would be happy to give you ideas for more success in life, so that you will not only achieve your goals 100%, but also much more easily – like taking a shortcut, so to speak.

Join me on this mission to find out exactly how you can achieve success through targeted action, clear strategies and unwavering discipline. Please support me in this mission by subscribing to the podcast and recommending it to your friends, colleagues and acquaintances.

"Success is not luck" is more than just a podcast – it is a guide for anyone who wants to get ahead in their life, career and business.

I am delighted that you are joining me on this mission.

Feel free to give me feedback on my episodes at any time and, above all, let me know your wishes for future episodes. The easiest way to contact me is on Instagram at @der.renditedoktor.

Best regards,

Here are the links to my books:

The Power of Words: Rhetoric, Quick-Wittedness and Persuasive Communication in Everyday Life

Instagram:

Further links:

Welcome to "Success is not luck"! In today's episode, I discuss the myth that you can only be productive if you complete every task immediately. Using a fictional company – Schnell und Sicher GmbH – I show you the negative effects of constant time pressure on employees and productivity. I discuss alternative time management strategies such as the Eisenhower Matrix and ABC analysis, which can help you set priorities and keep your long-term goals in mind. Look forward to practical tips and inspiring stories that will help you work more efficiently and with greater satisfaction. Enjoy listening!

Link to YouTube channel:

My name is Markus Beforth and my vision is to give a million people more structure in their lives through the discovery (or rediscovery?) of routines and focus. This can and will be the case in both professional and business life, as well as in the private sphere. I would be happy to give you ideas for more success in life, so that you will not only achieve your goals 100%, but also much more easily – like taking a shortcut, so to speak.

Join me on this mission to find out exactly how you can achieve success through targeted action, clear strategies and unwavering discipline. Please support me in this mission by subscribing to the podcast and recommending it to your friends, colleagues and acquaintances.

"Success is not luck" is more than just a podcast – it is a guide for anyone who wants to get ahead in their life, career and business.

I am delighted that you are joining me on this mission.

Feel free to give me feedback on my episodes at any time and, above all, let me know your wishes for future episodes. The easiest way to contact me is on Instagram at @der.renditedoktor.

Best regards,

Here are the links to my books:

The Power of Words: Rhetoric, Quick-Wittedness and Persuasive Communication in Everyday Life

Instagram:

Further links:

In this episode, I take you on an exciting journey through the world of time management, this time focusing on the widespread myth that early risers are always more productive.

Through a captivating story about Max, a successful entrepreneur, and Anna, a creative night owl, I show you how different chronotypes can influence our productivity. Learn more about the science behind larks and owls, and how you can discover and use your own rhythm to maximise your productivity.

Let's take a look behind the scenes of this myth together.

Link to YouTube channel:

My name is Markus Beforth and my vision is to give a million people more structure in their lives through the discovery (or rediscovery?) of routines and focus. This can and will be the case in both professional and business life, as well as in the private sphere. I would be happy to give you ideas for greater success in life, so that you will not only achieve your goals 100%, but also much more easily – like taking a shortcut, so to speak.

Join me on this mission to find out exactly how you can achieve success through targeted action, clear strategies and unwavering discipline. Please support me in this mission by subscribing to the podcast and recommending it to your friends, colleagues and acquaintances.

"Success is not luck" is more than just a podcast – it is a guide for anyone who wants to get ahead in their life, career and business.

I am delighted that you are joining me on this mission.

Feel free to give me feedback on my episodes at any time and, above all, let me know what you would like to see in future episodes. The easiest way to contact me is on Instagram at @der.renditedoktor.

Best regards,

Here are the links to my books:

The Power of Words: Rhetoric, Quick-Wittedness and Persuasive Communication in Everyday Life

Instagram:

Further links:

Working longer hours does not automatically lead to greater productivity. Using the story of Tom, a dedicated software developer, we look at how important it is to take regular breaks and work efficiently.

Studies show that our brains need rest to stay creative and focused. So it's not about how many hours we work, but how we use those hours.

For more tips, subscribe to my YouTube channel and give us a five-star rating!

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My name is Markus Beforth and my vision is to give a million people more structure in their lives by discovering (or rediscovering?) routines and focus. This can and will be the case in both professional and business life, as well as in your private life. I would be happy to give you ideas for more success in life, so that you will not only achieve your goals 100%, but also much more easily – like taking a shortcut, so to speak.

Join me on this mission to find out exactly how you can achieve success through targeted action, clear strategies and unwavering discipline. Please support me in this mission by subscribing to the podcast and recommending it to your friends, colleagues and acquaintances.

"Success is not luck" is more than just a podcast – it is a guide for anyone who wants to get ahead in their life, career and business.

I am delighted that you are joining me on this mission.

Feel free to give me feedback on my episodes at any time and, above all, let me know what you would like to see in future episodes. The easiest way to contact me is on Instagram at @der.renditedoktor.

Best regards,

Here are the links to my books:

The Power of Words: Rhetoric, Quick-Wittedness and Persuasive Communication in Everyday Life

Instagram:

Further links:

Today's episode focuses on the widespread myth of multitasking: the story of Sarah, a young marketing employee, illustrates how doing several tasks at once leads to mistakes, inefficient work and stress.

Listen in to learn more about the scientific background and practical tips for improving your time management. And don't forget, your feedback is very important to me – feel free to share your thoughts and ideas on Spotify!

My name is Markus Beforth and my vision is to give a million people more structure in their lives through the discovery (or rediscovery?) of routines and focus. This can and will be the case in both professional and business life, as well as in your private life. I would be happy to give you inspiration for more success in life, so that you will not only achieve your goals 100%, but also much more easily – like taking a shortcut, so to speak.

Join me on this mission to find out exactly how you can achieve success through targeted action, clear strategies and unwavering discipline. Please support me in this mission by subscribing to the podcast and recommending it to your friends, colleagues and acquaintances.

In today's episode 19, I have something very special for you: the 3-second rule. An easy-to-use technique that will help you make decisions faster and more efficiently.

I explain how this simple rule can help minimise hesitation and increase productivity. We also take a look at how the rule can be applied in various everyday situations and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this method.

Be curious to find out how you can use the 3-second rule to make your everyday life more effective and optimise your decision-making processes.

My name is Markus Beforth and my vision is to give a million people more structure in their lives through the discovery (or rediscovery?) of routines and focus. This can and will be the case in both professional and business life, as well as in the private sphere. I would be happy to give you ideas for more success in life, so that you will not only achieve your goals 100%, but also much more easily – like taking a shortcut, so to speak.

Join me on this mission to find out exactly how you can achieve success through targeted action, clear strategies and unwavering discipline. Please support me in this mission by subscribing to the podcast and recommending it to your friends, colleagues and acquaintances.

"Success is not luck" is more than just a podcast – it is a guide for anyone who wants to get ahead in their life, career and business.

I am delighted that you are joining me on this mission.

Feel free to give me feedback on my episodes at any time and, above all, let me know your wishes for future episodes. The easiest way to contact me is on Instagram at @der.renditedoktor.

Best regards,

Here are the links to my books:

The Power of Words: Rhetoric, Quick-Wittedness and Persuasive Communication in Everyday Life

Instagram:

Further links:

In today's episode, we continue our motivational series and explore the individual needs that shape our motivation and how we can use these to develop positive habits like regular fitness.