I'm about halfway through Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience and as I said in an recent installment of my weekly blogpost, LFK Thoughtful Weekends it is headed to be one of the most important books I have ever read - and I read quite a few. It is said to be the "classical" work … Continue reading The distraction economy kills happiness
This may come of as a very unconventional tip for breaking procrastination or even hard to believe - I found it that way when I first read it somewhere - but again and again it somehow works for me, so it might work for you. Even though I keep my productivity in close check and … Continue reading Cleaning up your procrastination
When you have figured out what your goal is, you should spend all your energy on reaching that goal, right? Yes and No. You should always strive to move towards it, but activities that may not seem to move you closer in the short run, may keep you from stumbling and rolling backwards in the … Continue reading Identity diversification
Goals – you have got to have goals – right!? Especially in this century of self-improvement. You can't be drifting along figuring out what to do as you go along. I do not think goals are the big solution to all your problems or that they are the universal solution to all your problems – … Continue reading You evolve – so do your goals
When you follow your dreams and work with what you love and feel really will do an impact, then you're never hit by procrastination – right? I can't recall how many times I have been met with that assumption. Hey it must be so awesome to work with what you love, then it probably never … Continue reading Doing what you love, productivity, procrastination and social media
Like probably a lot of you, I keep looking for tips and systems on how to increase my productivity. Some of them help, some are too complicated to be operational in a just mildly changing environment and others are downright foolish. I have successfully incorporated a few, which helped me get more of the important … Continue reading To-Do’s and Did-Do’s
