Some people I meet tend to not do things until they are urgent. Perhaps you are one of them?
It becomes harder to find a possible time for a meeting the closer to the present moment you are - especially if you are ...
Few things are as unpleasant as sitting in a meeting highly aware of how unprepared you are and wishing you had spent at least a little time ...
Since you do best in gathering all your to-do-tasks in a single place, does this mean that you have to choose between having ...
Earthquakes are commonly recurring phenomena in Japan and therefore you might conclude that Japanese houses would be built to ...
Two of the cornerstones of structure is having ...
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 ...
The technical developments and tools available today make it possible for many of us to ...
Winning back time by having good structure is one thing, but one result of having good structure which is just as valuable, is ...
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 ...
Working from home is something very different from working at the office. For some, it is quite nice ...
Do you know what sets OneNote, Planner, and To-Do apart? All three are apps in the Microsoft 365 suite that many of my clients use. They all have great ...
When you are about to choose what task to do next, it is practical to only have to look for tasks in a single place ...
The method through which you derive a task’s priority by weighing its importance against how urgent it is is not always enough ...
An increasing number of the digital tools we use daily are able to perform an increasing number of functions, which almost gives us infinite possibilities… to make a mess of things! You can ...
Postponing things we “should” do right now and how we can just get it done - this is probably the most common theme I have written about when it comes to structuring. Through the years ...
The difference between having and not having foresight is remarkable. If we only have a short-term perspective on what we need to do, we will ...
We all find ourselves in situations when we need to wait. Wait. It is like a stalemate. For some, ...
Do you also tend to forget things you have just learned? Someone shows you how to perform a task you have just been made responsible for and in that moment it is so obvious how to do it, but the first time you are about to perform it yourself ...
My acquaintance (and Done!-reader) Alexander Ehn gave me a tip about an article by the author Austin Kleon in which he argues for being unstructured. Kleon tells about ...
