Helping overwhelmed creatives, innovators, and leaders turn overthinking into expert thinking…and action! Three useful things every Thursday to gain clarity, get more done, and feel great about it.
Fall back
Published about 2 months ago • 1 min read
…to basics.
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This week I've been thinking about how to do the basic stuff. Specifically, helpful things we might have missed. Here are three things on that theme to turn overthinking into expert thinking:
This week's links are super practical. Except I suppose for this unthinking one: the size of space
I swear by nearly all of the items in Lenny's list above, except I rewrite number six to be “No meetings after [as early as possible]”. In other words, my suggestion for any of this is to take the spirit of these ideas and make them work for you.
What will you try?
Kim
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Helping overwhelmed creatives, innovators, and leaders turn overthinking into expert thinking…and action! Three useful things every Thursday to gain clarity, get more done, and feel great about it.
