Professionals lose an average of three hours per week on unnecessary meetings

Professionals lose an average of three hours per week on unnecessary meetings, which has a significant impact on their productivity and job satisfaction. This waste of time can often be attributed to poorly organized meetings with no clear agenda or where the topics discussed are not relevant to all attendees. The feeling that “this meeting could have been an email” is a common complaint among employees, indicating that many meetings are not effectively utilized.

The costs of these unnecessary meetings are not only time-bound, but also have financial implications for organizations. By using tools such as the Meeting Cost Calculator, companies can gain insight into the actual costs of meetings and make better decisions about whether a meeting is necessary. Reducing unnecessary meetings can lead to a more efficient use of time and resources, and can contribute to higher satisfaction and effectiveness among employees.

Escuchando al último episodio de @feliztividad, no podría estar más de acuerdo con @fjrascon y @jlgomezp. Necesitamos como mínimo dos repositorios de conocimiento, que no necesariamente debes estar en la misma herramienta:

  1. Documentos originales de terceros
  2. Nuestras propias ideas

Y Evernote continúa siendo una buena solución para ambos usos.

🎉 Muy contento que Apple ha incluido el podcast de KENSO en sus lista de «Programas que nos encantaron en 2022» (estamos en las secciones «Programas más seguidos de 2022» y «Programas más compartidos de 2022»).

🙏 Muchísimas gracias a todos los oyentes para hacerlo posible.

¿Qué es este podcast recomendado por Amazon Music Podcasts?

Recomendaciones de Apple Music Podcasts

Sí, ¡es el podcast de KENSO! 🎉

I really like the idea of receiving a yearly activity summary such as Spotify Wrapped or Apple Music Replay… but now now!

We still have a full month to go and there’s a lot left to be listened, read, watched and done.

Please, send me the final report on January 1st. 🙏

Mastodon could use a well-designed client. This is great news.

Hello people of the Fediverse! Some of you may have heard that a new Mastodon client, Ivory,  is in development for iOS (and Mac!). This is true! Tapbots is going all in on Mastodon and we hope this place continues to grow and thrive. Tweetbot will continue to be developed alongside Ivory as a lot of code is shared.

The story you tell yourself creates your reality.

Part of the activation energy required to start any task comes from the picture you get in your head when you imagine doing it. It may not be that going for a run is actually costly; but if it feels costly, if the picture in your head looks like a slog, then you will need a bigger expenditure of will to lace up.

Slowness seems to make a special contribution to this picture in our heads. Time is especially valuable. So as we learn that a task is slow, an especial cost accrues to it. Whenever we think of doing the task again, we see how expensive it is, and bail.

That’s why speed matters.