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Morning decisions
Photo from Mikael Englund Hmm… Which watch should I wear today? Do you think this one goes well with my outfit? Do you know where my headphones are? No I don’t mean those big, clumsy ones, I hate...
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Saving the world through clearing up people’s mess
I had the honour of meeting David Stiernholm when I was in Gothenburg in Sweden. David gets motivated through improving the lives of other people. This he does by making the less interesting tasks...
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Unleash the Energy
The last month of school before the summer break seems to go hand in hand with a desperate feeling of being torn in so many directions. Sure, I want to do...
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Just Plan It
If you need some time all by yourself, at the computer, to complete tasks that otherwise do not get done – plan for it. Fill your week with meetings and your alone time will happen in those hours you...
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Choose One and Only One
Choose one and only one - To do list - Project overview - List of what you are waiting for from others and as few places as possible for reference material. // David Stiernholm Visit his website for...
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Doing the Right Thing, is the Right Way to do Things
Achieving Your Childhood Dreams, the optimistic title of Randy Pausch’s Last Lecture, inspires me to think twice. There is a difference in doing things right and doing the right things, he says. Yes,...
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Hit the Road Running
Photo by Carlos Serrao for Esquire “Leaving the office at a reasonable time to push more priority out of the last hours of the day into the first hours of the day is a great strategy for getting more...
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If Not Now, Then When?
I definitely have a tendency to quickly move on to the next thing and the next… . This apothegm is what inspires me the most at the moment. For a little more than a week this is what has met me when I...
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Structure Your Time
Illustration By Ellie Cryer Structure your time. Write down a specific task into a specific time slot, as if it was a class you were planning to attend. Be there on time.
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Clarify what defines what is important
Honey hunters of Nepal. Gurung men risk their lives to harvest the nests of the worlds largest honeybee by Eric Valli Since time on our hands is limited, we cannot do everything that we come to think...
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