Making decisions can be hard – especially if you have many factors to consider. Here is an easy way and a fully prepared Excel template to make it easier and […]
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How to Install Many Windows Applications Fast
Having to download and install one app after another, is not just annoying but also highly unproductive. In the spirit of #LeanProductivity, I looked at four different solutions for automating […]
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The best collection of free productivity tools
I was today years old when I learned about the best collection of free tools over at https://tinywow.com. Do you need to quickly edit or manipulate files, images, or videos, […]
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Top 3 PowerToys Features I Use Every Day to Maximize My Productivity
Microsoft PowerToys is chock full of amazing features. They are so good that one must wonder why they are not part of Windows. Today, I focus on three of these […]
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Exactly What to Say – Review
I recently read the book “Exactly What to Say” by Phil Jones. Here are my main takeaways practical lessons summary As always, I try to keep this short rather than […]
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A Guide to the Good Life – Review
I recently read the book “A Guide to the Good Life” by William B. Irvine. Here are my main takeaways practical lessons top three quotes summary As always, I try […]
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Personal Productivity Pod
When it comes to working more efficiently, I strongly believe in the adage of having the best possible tools for any task. For me, as a knowledge worker, this includes […]
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The (selective) Feedback Culture
Initially, I wanted to call this ‘The No Feedback Culture,’ but it did not seem quite right. It’s not that people want no feedback – just that they often prefer […]
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Speak like Cicero
I recently had the pleasure to speak about working remotely in general and with distributed agile teams, in particular. I was delighted to do so, as it combined two of […]
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The Smart-Ass Factor (SAF)
We have all been there: discussing a topic with so-called experts and still being convinced that we know everything better than they do. That’s good news. The bad news is […]
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