How to Burst Through Road Blocks To Maximize Your Team’s Productivity
Naming every minute road block—and then taking the time to fix them—makes your team more efficient and helps with team productivity.
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How MindMate Stays Mindful of Remote Team Success
MindMate started as a side project, but has since grown at a striking rate. I Done This helps MindMate tackle problems that come with a growing remote team.
How I Done This Says Thanks To The Open Source Community
I Done This wouldn't exist without the open source community. Open Collective serves as a virtual transparent bank for any sort of community to get funding.
How To Dress When You Work From Home
Dressing well isn’t just for other people. It makes you feel better. It helps your self esteem. Here's how to dress when you work from home.
How to convince your boss to hold fewer meetings [a step-by-step guide]
You’ll be surprised how many meetings anything but necessary. Yo might find yourself having a lot fewer meetings, and getting a lot more done.
How Talko uses iDoneThis + Slack + Talko for great daily standup meetings
When the team at Talko gets together for their daily standup meeting, they turn to three tools to get the job done: Talko, iDoneThis and Slack.
How Noah Kagan Taught Me The Two Simplest Things About Planning Growth
What the the two simplest things about planning business growth that you need to know? Noah Kagan teaches both and makes planning for growth a lot easier.
How SimpleReach Learned Sales The Hard Way
It’s a killer product that was almost stopped in its tracks by something that kills a lot of entrepreneurial dreams: sales.
How Procrastination Can Be Your Best Productivity Tool
Procrastination has become one of the ugliest words in modern work. But what if procrastination is one of the more valuable productivity tools we have?
How Micromanaging Poisons Productivity and Creates a Vicious Cycle of Despair
Micromanaging poisons creativity and creates a vicious cycle of despair. By fostering transparency and autonomy, micromanaging can be a thing of the past.
How Great Managers Know When They’re Doing Their Job
How do great managers know when they're doing their job? Andrew S. Grove, former Intel CEO, teaches us how great managers use the methods of production.
How to Avoid Startup Premature Scaling
Premature scaling is the #1 cause of startup failure. Don't scale—validate these three things first to avoid the trap of startup premature scaling.
How Good Enough is Actually Optimal
To find success, they say to never be satisfied with what's merely sufficient and outdo everyone else. Satisficing is the more optimal approach.
How to Deal With a Bad Boss for the Sake of Your Happiness
If you suffer from a bad boss relationship, you aren’t doomed to unhappiness and frustration — as long as you’re ready to step up to the plate.
How Long It Really Takes to Form a New Habit, Backed by Science
It's a common myth that it takes 21 days to form a new habit. Here's the science behind how long it really takes and it's probably longer than you think.
How to Attract the Right Audience and Subvert the Funnel
Here's Chris Savage, founder of Wistia, on how they used mission based marketing to drive their video marketing.
How Fast Web is Impairing How You Think
The distractions from real-time and notifications from the Fast Web is impairing how you think. Here's how to slow down.
How Share As Image Got to $1,000 Recurring Revenue
Adam Rotman, creator of Share As Image, on how he got his side project to $1,000 in recurring revenue.
How ShopLocket Maximizes its Progress By Celebrating Wins
ShopLocket is a hot startup out of Toronto. Here's how ShopLocket and CEO Katherine Hague make daily progress and have fun doing it.
How the Golden Rule Melts Away Management Hurdles
Treat others the way you want to be treated - the Golden Rule. Here’s how three companies put a priority on treating their employees like human beings.
How Love With Food Found its Working Rhythm
Love With Food is a monthly subscription box of organic and all-natural snacks. Here's how they've grown to from 1 to 12 employees in 2 years.
How Not To Give Feedback: The Best of the Internet
iDoneThis weekly round up of posts we've made this week including give no feedback, work with a remote team, follow your gut and more.
How Pipedrive Designed a Company Habit Hack
As Pipedrive grew from six to twenty people within a year, iDoneThis usage flagged. Here's how Pipedrive hacked the company habit with great success.
How ScribbleLive Powers the Moment with Liveblogging
We talked with Matt McCausland, software development manager at ScribbleLive, about how they communicate with each other in a team that's doubling yearly.