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The following guest blog post was written by Kable Jones, aka krunkster on iDoneThis. Kable is a firefighter with a 150-day streak of getting stuff done. Although the overachievers of the world likely fill their calendar boxes with ease, the rest of us may occasionally stare at the IDT email with an “oh no” feeling. [.
Google has found that the most innovative workers — also the ‘happiest,’ by its definition — are those who have a strong sense of mission about their work and who also feel that they have much personal autonomy. Big Data, Trying to Build Better Workers - NYTimes.com Google has long…
Happy holidays, Happy days off work, Happy eating, catching up, and slowing down! We’re sharing the greatest hits and bestest bits of the iDoneThis blog this year. Today, the best of Ginni’s surveys on company culture, inspirational role models, and awesome startups: 17 Women Startup Leaders Name Their Modern Day…
The power of Kawaii: viewing cute images promotes a careful behavior and improves focus. Look at photos of cute animals to drive focus at work!
Happy Friday!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MckHLBWuz7E harvest: Jack White, on inspiration, creativity, and work ethic: Inspiration and work ethic — they ride right next to each other…. Not every day you’re gonna wake up and the clouds are gonna part and rays from heaven are gonna come down and you’re gonna write a song from…
"If you don’t give a damn about anything, no one will give a damn about you." — Jessica Hagy offers great advice and brilliant illustrations over at Forbes on How to Be More Interesting (In 10 Simple Steps). Her points are also spot on for how to get awesome stuff done.…
iDoneThis will be hosting our first #prodtalk Tweet Chat of a series on productivity, motivation, and getting more done! The topic: Our recent post, Silicon Valley’s Productivity Secrets, has piqued a lot of interest, and we’d love to hear more about your thoughts and reactions! What do you think about scalable…
Just a reminder that happiness and health is just as important as working hard in getting more awesome stuff done! Happy Friday!
The productivity industry doesn’t do this work to entertain us. They’re trying hard to help you get more done better. Emphasis on done. Seth Godin, on the whole point of getting more productive: moving past efficiency to the more important stuff of being brave.
Print out this handy checklist and your startup launch will go more smoothly, especially if you reward your team's completion of every task you check off.
Can’t get anywhere without that first step!
Tim Kreider writes about modern life’s worship of busyness and how to slow down in The “Busy” Trap for the New York Times Opinionator.
Keep going, success is just after passing failure
Don’t you love the little things in life? We sure do!
Ever sage advice from the unflappable, stylish Tim Gunn. Garbage can be made into couture? Whatever you’re doing, you can make it work!
Keys to Building a Lasting Internet StartupGOOP’s January 19th newsletter features tips from the founders of Instagram, Zagat, Refinery 29, Warby Parker, Kiwi Crate, and Stella & Dot for starting and sustaining innovative internet businesses. These successful founders all have some great, informative tips, but some com
Here are concrete tips on how to leverage The Progress Principle in your company by keeping a work diary.
Learn From Yesterday and Live For Today
Source: telegramme.co.uk
James Chin is a guest columnist and a professional poker player living in Las Vegas, Nevada. He has a J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from The University of Texas. On the one hand, if you’ve had bad results for an extended period of time, then [...]
Life — the only one you get — consists of what you pay attention to. There is literally nothing else. John Pavlus’s Confessions of a Recovering Lifehacker should be required reading for anyone interested in 1) productivity or 2) a life well-led. Hopefully that covers all of you. Tips and tricks…
Get action. Seize the moment. Man was never intended to become an oyster. — Theodore Roosevelt
as technology advances, you and your team will have one very big challenge: to develop the kind of teamwork skills that AI can’t replace.
