Focus The Steve Jobs Way
Admired and yet feared, there will never be another one like Steve Jobs, and there is for sure a lot to learn from his self-demand, his ‘vision thing’, and his undisputed skill as a motivator of teams. (more…)
Admired and yet feared, there will never be another one like Steve Jobs, and there is for sure a lot to learn from his self-demand, his ‘vision thing’, and his undisputed skill as a motivator of teams. (more…)
I’m not the best eater in the world, but I do admit there is a lot to it. There is the flavor, of course, but also (more…)
A productivity technique I once tried was visualizing myself in a war scenario, (more…)
Ah, the inner world of thoughts, the endless maze of haze for the intro-verted… Here’s one of those adventures in the art of what I like to call brain fu. (more…)
‘Nothing drains productivity more than a list with mingled actionable and non-actionable items’, is one example of those simple but not self-evident snippets continuously present in the Getting Things Done methodology, and which can have an enormous impact in your life. (more…)
“Come on, let me see your smiling face. The new ping pong classes start today at deck C (more…)
I don’t remember the exact details of the joke (maybe that’s why I’m so bad at telling jokes: details are always the most juicy part). It was something about a group of people who had all their jokes arranged in (more…)
He had always been taught to be arrogant, so he had a very hard time when he had to apologize. (more…)
Imagine one day you decide that you will consecrate Mondays to do the perfect vacuum cleaner session. Formulated that way, the chances are (more…)
Here is a simple exercise you can practice to improve your attention skills. (more…)