Done!

How to resolve the unsolved emails hanging over you 08.03.2021 4:26 ↓

Welcome to the 468:th edition of Done!, about how to easily take care of the last complex emails in your inbox.

Let the expert join for part of the meeting 01.03.2021 4:21 ↓

Welcome to the 467:th edition of Done!, about how to optimize your and your colleagues' time in meetings.

Only get notifications for certain emails 22.02.2021 4:38 ↓

Welcome to the 466:th edition of Done!, about how to get email notifications only when you want them.

Don't miss what you promised you would do 15.02.2021 3:49 ↓

Welcome to the 465:th edition of Done!, about how to not miss implicit to do-tasks from text conversations.

How available is available enough? 08.02.2021 4:28 ↓

Welcome to the 464:th edition of Done!, about how to combine being available for your colleagues with working uninterrupted.

Write the email now and have it sent when it suits you 01.02.2021 3:39 ↓

Welcome to the 463:rd edition of Done!, about how to send emails at the right time automatically.

Simplify how you deal with incoming messages 25.01.2021 4:57 ↓

Welcome to the 462:nd edition of Done!, about how to handle incoming messages with less effort.

Make a map of your digital documents 18.01.2021 5:05 ↓

Welcome to the 461:st edition of Done!, about a way to enhance structure among your digital documents.

Give a Christmas present to your January-self 21.12.2020 3:05 ↓

Welcome to the 460:th edition of Done!, about what you can do today that will make your workload lighter in January.

The right time to help others first 14.12.2020 4:27 ↓

Welcome to the 459:th edition of Done!, about balancing helping others and getting your own tasks done.

Stop doing the outdated or obsolete 07.12.2020 4:17 ↓

Welcome to the 458:th edition of Done!, about a way to optimise your workload.

Arrive on time and get more help from others 30.11.2020 4:20 ↓

Welcome to the 457:th edition of Done!, about how you will benefit in a surprising way from arriving to meetings on time.

How do you divide your time between your different areas of responsibility 23.11.2020 4:48 ↓

Welcome to the 456:th edition of Done!, about how to work the right amount of time on the right thing.

Hold on to your structure when times are uncertain 16.11.2020 5:10 ↓

Welcome to the 455:th edition of Done!, about how to help yourself structurally while working from home.

Measure the unforeseen 09.11.2020 4:21 ↓

Welcome to the 454:th edition of Done!, about how to get the space you need in your calendar.

Create a get something done easily-kit 02.11.2020 4:09 ↓

Welcome to the 453:rd edition of Done!, about how to get certain tasks done with less effort.

Minimize your movement 26.10.2020 4:23 ↓

Welcome to the 452:nd edition of Done!, about how to move around less.

How to work with focus and good foresight 19.10.2020 5:54 ↓

Welcome to the 451st episode of Done! , about a way to avoid stress as the deadline approaches.

Book predictable meetings far in advance 12.10.2020 3:11 ↓

Welcome to the 450:th edition of Done!, about how to more easily find available time for a meeting.

Use good structure to make a better impression 05.10.2020 4:44 ↓

Welcome to the 449:th episode of Done!, about how to make a better impression through good structure.

How to never come unprepared to a meeting again 28.09.2020 4:11 ↓

Welcome to the 448:th edition of Done!, about how to come more prepared to meetings.

Make it OK to not have time for everything 21.09.2020 4:02 ↓

Welcome to the 447:th edition of Done!, about how to solve not having time for what you think you should.

How to tell the calendar and the to-do-list apart 14.09.2020 4:01 ↓

Welcome to the 446:th edition of Done!, about how to separate your to-do list from your calendar.

Should you keep your work and personal life in the same list 07.09.2020 4:03 ↓

Welcome to the 445:th edition of Done!, about whether you should mix work tasks with private tasks in your to-do list.

Build flexibility into your structure 31.08.2020 4:23 ↓

Welcome to the 444:th edition of Done!, about how to use structure to plan more flexibly.