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At Stiernholm Consulting, we strongly believe that good structure strengthens productivity. This applies to us as individuals as well as for our organizations. Here, David Stiernholm, Struktör, shares his concrete tips on how to visualize, simplify and get more time for what is important.

17 Oct

What’s your drip tray?


Datum: 2024-10-17 09:17

Some people I meet in my line of work find it difficult to just focus on doing one thing at a time. When they are in the middle of ...

16 Oct

Have internal meetings on fixed days


Datum: 2024-10-16 14:55

I was recently invited to do a course on structure with a company in Stockholm which has taken a new grip on how they handle their meetings ...

14 Oct

Create a bug-list for your workday


Datum: 2024-10-14 09:10

Winning back time by having good structure is one thing, but one result of having good structure which is just as valuable, is ...

10 Oct

Make your deadlines specific


Datum: 2024-10-10 08:42

Have you ever agreed with someone that you will get back to them with something they need ”on Thursday”, only to have them call at ...

08 Oct

How to find the right email quickly


Datum: 2024-10-08 13:00

Receiving and processing emails in a manner that ensures you do not miss anything, answering at an acceptable rate, and keeping the incoming emails at a ...

07 Oct

How fast should we reply to emails?


Datum: 2024-10-07 10:22

How swift should one be in terms of responding to emails? There is no, at least not to my knowledge, objective ...

03 Oct

Sleep your way to being more effective


Datum: 2024-10-03 11:00

The American National Sleep Foundation publishes annual reports on USA citizen’s sleeping habits in relation to several ...

01 Oct

Set a limit for what is enough


Datum: 2024-10-01 10:00

"After getting a lot of things done, intensely, throughout an entire day, it can feel at the end of the day like I haven't done anything at all. Have you ever heard someone else experience this, or is it just me?"

This was one of the many questions I received after ...

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