If Twitter closes its free API, crossposting from Micro.blog will be impossible. I wonder what to do: stop publishing on Twitter or manually copy and paste my posts… 🤔
¿Es posible seguir tu curiosidad sin plan y aún así tener éxito?
@jaime_rdes demuestra que sí. Jaime siempre está curioseando y comparte sus aprendizajes en el podcast con el nombre más KENSO (después de KENSO): Kaizen.
Currently reading: Finish by Jon Acuff 📚
Finished reading: The Effective Executive by Peter F. Drucker 📚
Amazing how it still hold up after more than 50 years. A true classic.
📸 Our book in good company
Poco a poco vamos subiendo en las listas de Amazon…
#EfectividadKENSO
📖 It’s book launch day!
He venido a hablar de mi libro: Efectividad KENSO
@rahego comparte cómo ha sido su experiencia de escribir y publicar el libro.
This is great: Productivity blocker (via Dense Discovery)
Agree with the testimonial though: “wish it worked on Safari“.
Do things that make you happy everyday, since happy workers are 12% more productive
Research shows that happy employees are up to 12% more productive. This is because happiness boosts your motivation and energy, allowing you to work better and faster. When you feel good, you are more likely to tackle challenges and come up with creative solutions. Therefore, it is important to make time every day for things that make you happy, whether it’s a hobby, spending time with friends and family, or just relaxing.
A job that makes you happy can also improve your well-being and productivity. If your work makes you happy, you are more engaged and motivated, leading to better performance. This improved performance gives you a sense of satisfaction and happiness. This creates a positive cycle where your productivity and well-being continue to grow. Therefore, it is important not only to do things outside of work that make you happy but also to choose a career that matches your interests.
Related:
- Spend at least 2 hours per week in nature
- Take the time to think about, dream of, and look forward to future activities
- More money will make you happier
- Looking forward to your vacation and making travel plans often makes you happier than the trip itself
- Spiritual and social values make us happier than self-interest
- The conscious belief that effort is the good part links dopamine to the process rather than the result