December 20, 2024

Weekly Round-Up #36 – Inbox Zero Based on Your Personality, New Moleskines and How to have the most productive day of your life

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There are, apparently, different “inbox” types. Check this post out to see which style belongs to you, and if you’re an employer then read this to see how you can make your employee’s lives better

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Hi there! Another week’s over and it’s another week closer to Christmas… WHAT?!

I’m taking a break from our current BACK YO UNI series to give you a few other articles that I think that you may enjoy reading over the weekend – have fun, and keep checking back to see the rest of my Back To Uni articles.

The best metrics for getting started with employee engagement – Find My Shift

This is a great article if you’re an employer, it’s also a great article if you’re an employee as it gives both of you an idea of what you should be expecting from each other, and how (as a manager) you can make everyone’s life better

Finally Reach Inbox Zero: Four Expert Solutions For Your Email Personality – Sidekick

This article breaks email users down into types: The Everyday Emailer, The Traveler, The Execuitive and The Entrepreneur. Read this, figure out what email type you are and then use their hints and tips to manage your inbox. You don’t need to be running GMail, this guide also covers Outlook too.

8 Tricks to make yourself wake up earlier – Fast Company

There are some really good tips in this article but it lost me at the start when it said “Current Wake up time: 6.30am”…. What? there’s only one 6.30 in the day for me and it’s actually expressed as the equation ((6.30/tooearly)=18:30) GO SCIENCE!

Weekly Round-Up #80: Paper vs Technology for To-Do Lists, Tame Your Calendar And Earn Respect At Work
This week we take a look at 11 simple techniques you can use to gain more respect at work, some tools for Gmail (one of which will help you tame your calendar) and whether Paper or Technology is best for your to-do lists.

How To Improve Posture: Sitting And Standing Correctly Can Reduce Health Problems And Poor Wellbeing – Huffington Post

As someone with chronic back problems, and someone who has stood in front of a number of “specialists” who have told be how to stand, I can well agree with this article. Please check it out so you avoid issues with your posture in the future.

How To Have The Most Productive Day Of Your Life – Lifehack

This is a really great idea… if only it didn’t involve getting up at 7am. I mean, SERIOSULY, I thought I mentioned my hatred of morning’s earlier…

Weekly Round-Up #82: Why Being Alone Is Better, Stop Saying These Phrases and Don't Throw These Things Out
In this week's round-up we look at 128 alternatives for using the word "Very" so you have no excuse now! We also see why it's not embarrassing or socially unacceptable to do things by yourself and how to set up a productive home office in some simple steps.

7 ways to make an employee happy without giving them a raise – The Next Web

Yes employers! Money isn’t the be-all and end-all of being happy at work. I was listening to a podcast recently and most of the interesting scientific developments have happened by accident with staff using their 10% time where they can work on their own projects, so be a bit flexible and let your staff work on their own projects.

Moleskine Unveils New Notebooks Designed for Productivity and Organization – Lifehacker

I have a big softspot for Moleskines, I still use a couple today for various note-taking jobs. These new Moleskine’s though are planners, to-do lists and notebooks. WHAT? Yes, it’s all our Christmasses come at once!

10 things you can do right now to be more organized – Unclutterer

Did you know that a mere scrap of paper and a pen could be really important? That’s just one simple tip that can help you become (or at least feel like) a more organised person.

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