David Stiernholm
Done!
The podcast about good structure at work, concrete tips for personal productivity, how to stress less and gain more control of your work situation - with the Struktör David Stiernholm.(🇸🇪 Podden finns också på svenska, då med namnet Klart!.)
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David Stiernholm
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Latest episode
Jun 15, 2026
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Episodes
Digitalize more 03.02.2014 5:43
Welcome to the 183:rd edition of Done!, about what to digitalize and how.
Gain foresight without stress 27.01.2014 5:03
Welcome to the 182:nd edition of Done!, about foresight and how to achieve it.
Four elephants is very different from five ants 20.01.2014 6:15
Welcome to the 181:st edition of Done!, about how to keep the to-do-list efficient
Five ways in which to be more concrete 16.12.2013 6:26
Welcome to the 180:th edition of Done!, about how to be concrete and why we benefit from being so.
A method for avoiding a certain kind of duplication of work 09.12.2013 3:54
Welcome to the 179:th edition of Done!, about how to solve a common e-mailing mistake.
Give a swift answer to a tricky question 02.12.2013 5:27
Welcome to the 178:th edition of Done!, about how to not being thrown off by an (un-)expected question again.
My two best tips on how to get started 25.11.2013 3:25
Welcome to the 177:th edition of Done!, about how to get started when you are stuck.
Change your environment to establish new habits 18.11.2013 5:53
Welcome to the 176:th edition of Done!, about a shortcut to establishing new habits.
Spend less time teaching others 11.11.2013 4:34
Welcome to the 175:th edition of Done!, about how to delegate new tasks swiftly.
How much is much 04.11.2013 5:01
Welcome to the 174:th edition of Done!, about how to visualize how much you really have to do.
First who, then what 28.10.2013 4:18
Welcome to the 173:rd edition of Done!, about a short cut to finding tasks to delegate to others.
Give yourself a good start tomorrow morning 21.10.2013 5:00
Welcome to the 172:nd edition of Done!, about what to do to not waste valuable time in the morning.
It is the small, small details that do it 14.10.2013 5:27
Welcome to the 171:st edition of Done!, about six details that are crucial to your structure at work.
Let the limits set you free 07.10.2013 5:32
Welcome to the 170:th edition of Done!, about how some limitations can help us get things done.
Deal with one sourdough a day 30.09.2013 5:28
Welcome to the 169:th edition of Done!, about how to tackle procrastinated tasks in a gentle way.
Pictor was a clever one 23.09.2013 6:22
Welcome to the 168th episode of Done!, about how to get the weekly overview done.
No more "should"! 16.09.2013 6:55
Welcome to the 167:th edition of Done!, about a word you do not need.
Nine ways to reduce the inflow of e-mails 09.09.2013 4:53
Welcome to the 166:th edition of Done!, about how to reduce the number of e-mails you receive.
Eleven things to do when the system is down 02.09.2013 4:56
Welcome to the 165:th edition of Done!, about how to be productive even when technology fails you.
Five ways to keep track of your deadlines 26.08.2013 6:32
Welcome to the 164:th edition of Done!, about how to visualize time.
How did the start go? 19.08.2013 4:41
Welcome to the 163:rd edition of Done!, about how to start the next season in a smoother way.
A smoother transition after traveling 17.06.2013 4:59
Welcome to the 162:st edition of Done!, about how to efficiently handle receipts while traveling.
Make the boring tasks enjoyable 10.06.2013 5:05
Welcome to the 161:st edition of Done!, about how to make tedious tasks more tempting.
How to keep reserved time free 03.06.2013 4:39
Welcome to the 160:th edition of Done!, about four ways to keep reserved time free.
How to catch up when you have fallen behind 27.05.2013 4:41
Welcome to the 159:th edition of Done!, about how to recuperate when your work structure has deteriorated.
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