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John Cleese shares how interruptions and busyness are huge barriers standing in the way of innovation in this video
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John Cleese shares how interruptions and busyness are huge barriers standing in the way of innovation in this video
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The science on why you should stop hitting your alarm clock's snooze button and tips on how to get better sleep.
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Happy Friday! Catch up with the best of what we’ve shared on the interwebs this week! The world’s least powerful CEO leads at a company that makes $2.5 million a day. Don’t be the reason people quit. Be the reason people stay. Excellent leaders convert ambiguity to behavior. You’re not good at multitasking. 11 books ev
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Artist Christoph Niemann about making his first app and the creativity struggle: being the artist and the editor at the same time.
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Happy Friday! Catch up with the best of what we’ve shared on the interwebs this week! Busyness is not a virtue. How to escape the cult of busy. How to keep calm and carry on when you feel ignored. Make progress, not deadlines. Consumers can fight the tide of the fast web. What’s the cadence [...]
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The challenge of knowledge worker management is that so much of knowledge work takes place in our heads and out of sight. Here's how managers can cope.
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Time is a gift, fleeting and swift! From the 1970 movie based on the fantastic classic children’s book, The Phantom Tollbooth, in which Milo learns that it’s what you do with time that makes it important. Sounds like something a lot of adults could learn! (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
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[I]n many ways, time is a much more valuable resource than money. You can earn large profits and save them for use years later. However, once time is gone, it will never come back. Robert C. Pozen, Harvard Business School professor and author of Extreme Productivity, on the importance of time management and working sma
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iDoneThis weekly roundup of posts we've made this week including habit of writing, guide to content marketing, the awkward leader and more
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A muser is a user who is your muse, your ideal customer. We visited our musers, Shopify and Zappos, and it was one of the best things we did as a company.
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[T]ime management isn’t primarily about using minutes well, it’s about using yourself well. And using yourself well means spending most of your time in your sweet spot, which is at the intersection of your strengths, weaknesses, differences, and passions. Peter Bregman found that many people “agree or strongly agree th
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Keeping a work diary enables you to pay attention to your inner work life, ensures engagement with your work, and helps you make meaningful progress.
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A quote from How to Live Well on how to cherish each day as a gift, by Leo Babauta at zenhabits.
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In case you missed any of them, this week’s best tweets from @iDoneThis. This week, happiness and success are head to head in the popularity vote. These 10 habits may be keeping you from happiness. Do you know what they are and how to quit them? Here are the 10 rules that successful people live [...]
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The Zen of Doing “Before enlightenment; chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment; chop wood, carry water.” – Zen proverb Just focus on doing.
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We have a fucked-up perception of time. We count hours but discount how they’re spread out. It’s binge-learning and it’s no way to grow. Check out writer and designer Jack Cheng’s great piece from a couple years back, Thirty Minutes a Day on the best way to learn something new. Cheng…
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Instead of saying “I don’t have time” try saying “it’s not a priority,” and see how that feels. Often, that’s a perfectly adequate explanation. I have time to iron my sheets, I just don’t want to. But other things are harder. Try it: “I’m not going to edit your résumé,…
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Use these tips to wake up and attack your day, not your alarm clock. (Hm, or is that just me?)
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Recently, we highlighted a method of planning your day that consisted of asking yourself what you’d say “No” to. Just as important is to ask yourself “Why?” when it comes to the items on your to-do list. Psychologist Michael V. Pantalon recommends making a Why-Do list to increase your motivation on those items that jus
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Happy Friday! Catch up with the best of the internets that we’ve shared this week! How startups are killing off bosses. Our Senior Engineer Mike Sun wrote about learning to scale an e-mail based app. What’s Marc Andreessen’s trick to feeling marvelously productive? Human Rescue Time! How VHX uses iDoneThis and leads th
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This piece was originally published in 2016 and has been updated to include new advice for teams in 2023. What exactly does ostracism at work look like? On the exclusion spectrum, you’ll find everything from accidentally leaving someone off a calendar invite to purposefully avoiding an individual in the lunchroom.…
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[Source: Amazon] Jeff Bezos is prolific. In 21 letters to his investors over the years, he has delivered dozens of nuggets of wisdom ranging from prioritizing long-term outcomes over short-term results to embedding R&D in every single department. He also has a unique take on company communication. Bezos believes that n
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