Kategorie: Self Leadership & Productivity

Here’s a nice little list of thing to do while waiting instead of wasting your time on social media.

Make most of your waiting time

Everybody has bad days. The important thing is, how fast we get over a wasted day and how well we move on.

Had a bad day? Get over wasted days fast.

How we design our days is even more important for our success than how we organize the stuff we do.

Design your day. Don’t manage time.

You should have a personal productivity system to get stuff done. As the name suggests, it is a personal thing. There’s no one best way that works for everybody. But, there are guidelines and principles that help you to build the best system for you.

How to set up a personal productivity system?

While building up one trusted system for all your productivity needs is a poven practice, using your calender for everything is probably not the best choice.

Declutter you calendar. Now.

You need the time and mental space to be able to focus on your long term goals and visoins. Also, to recognize opportunities you need to be able to step back from your daily grind.

It’s a paradox: If you want to get more done, you schould schedule less.

Tired Of Too Much Workload? Schedule Less – Get More Done

You probably know about agile development. Have you ever thought about applying the principles of agile software development to your personal productivity system? Here’s how you can do it and what you can learn from the best practices of software development – no matter what you do.

Agile Manifesto: 12 Principles Applied To Personal Productivity

Being reliable to follow-up on task, ideas and people can make the difference in realizing your goals and building good relationships. This system is bullet proof.

How I created a trusted follow up system for my deferred tasks

Productive habits are vital to your long-term success and wellbeing. The key is to keep habits alive and strengthem them daily.

Habit Building by Keeping Productivity Streaks Alive

How can you become more agile in your individual work? Learning from agile teams, you can adapt the concept of iterations on a personal level.

How to use iterations to improve personal productivty (even beyond programming)