The number of apps, tools, programs, and services we use to do our jobs keeps ...
Do you struggle to find time for reflection and to work undisturbed?
This week's episode of Done! is about letting Outlook ...
Establishing a structure that ensures you have time for all the important things you need to do can be difficult. There are many traps and pitfalls to potentially stumble into with the consequence of ...
There are so many things we feel we need to succeed in. The new organizational structure needs to ...
Sometimes things just get too busy. You have an idea or even a plan for what you need to get done before the end of the day but something unpredicted ...
When time is scarce, we all need to prioritize and choose not to do some things (at least for the moment) in order to ...
There are many things influencing how we experience our workdays. Some issues are more prominent than others ...
It feels incredibly good to be caught up on all your correspondence - perhaps even manage to empty your various inboxes ...
During one of my courses recently, the participant Magnus told us about what he usually does to avoid that his coworkers have to spend unnecessary time in meetings ...
Do you never get to the end of your to-do list? There’s actually a way for you to do that every day.
The first episode of Done! for 2025 is about ...
Only checking your inbox for new emails deliberately, when you choose to rather than the moment a new message arrives, is a great habit to cultivate for many reasons …
Most people have a multitude of channels for communication these days ...
If you are in some kind of managing or leading position it might feel important to be as available to those you manage or lead as possible ...
The day never goes as planned, does it?
This year's final episode of Done! explores why having a plan is still ...
Forgetting to respond to or completely missing a message you have received does not feel very good; especially if it is from someone with whom you want to ...
Most of us work with others in one way or another. If they are not our colleagues from the same company, they might be ...
You are assigned new tasks from time to time. They can be virtually anything and be either big or small ...
The one who is frequently late for meetings is less likely to receive help from their colleagues when they need it ...
Imagine coming back to work after a relaxing holiday over Christmas and New Year's. You have rested and let go of work completely, but now it is time to get back into it ...
Do you get tired of commuting?
You can avoid that if you use your commuting time for planning! An interesting American study recently revealed this.
But what kind of planning can you do?
I have five ideas!
