What to do if our primary tool is not really helping us? I argue that this is the case with our to-do lists. I’ll talk...Continue reading
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Why Do I Feel Like I Don’t Get Anything Done – DBR 042
Today, I’m going to talk about a pretty common feeling around our work and productivity… Why do I feel like I didn’t get anything done? I think...Continue reading
Work From Home? Think About the Business Model – DBR 041
I’m going to talk about remote work, and this is a topic that continues to be a source of significant debate among folks out there....Continue reading
What Does Our IT Really Do For Us – DBR 040
This episode is about the productivity paradox. The Productivity paradox has been around for a while, and it’s the economist’s way of saying “we don’t...Continue reading
Don’t Confuse Efficiency with Convenience or Hurry – DBR 039
I think we get confused about efficiency, and I think this leads us away from actually becoming efficient. There are two concepts that can confuse...Continue reading
Initial Coaching Call / Interview with Chris Craft – DBR 038
This is the ‘set up’ meeting in a typical AC coaching engagement – the first of eight weekly meetings. As a coach, I’m still motivating...Continue reading
The Downside of Organizational Flexibility – DBR 037
We all try to help our organization be flexible. We hear about the benefits of flexibility, responsiveness, and flat organizational structure. In addition, we all...Continue reading
Do We Define Productivity Correctly? – DBR 036
In this episode, I’m going to refine our definition of productivity in knowledge work. If you think you know the definition, there’s a good chance...Continue reading
Book Review – Cal Newport’s Slow Productivity – DBR 035
This will be a review of Cal Newport’s book, Slow Productivity. By the way of introduction, if you’ve listened to much of my podcast, you...Continue reading
Deep Dive on Dealing with Distraction – DBR 034
When I talk about task and attention management, I usually talk about wastes of attention. And there are three primary wastes of attention that I’ve...Continue reading