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ReduceCyberClutter

Maybe you haven’t seen TLC’s reality show Hoarding: Buried Alive, but you probably know a thing or two about hoarders and the chaotic states of their homes. Now here is something you most likely know nothing about: information hoarding. We have so much accessible information today, but we too often try to hold on to [...]

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DavidShaw

“Work is no longer a place – it’s something we do.” With this striking new definition, we kicked off a fascinating chat with workplace technology specialist David Shaw that covered productive office spaces, introverts vs. extroverts, meeting rules and more. The world of work has changed dramatically, yet our physical work environments still suffer from [...]

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How to Schedule and Host Efficient Meetings

Meetings are crucial in the working world, especially for workshifters. But too often people leave meetings feeling that time was wasted. To help make your meetings more productive, here are a few things to keep in mind if you want to effectively and efficiently collaborate – whether online or in person. Why are we here? [...]

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4 Ways to Make Your Workspace Work for You

Today we have a guest post from Stephanie Brennan. Spring is finally here! Do you think you’ll be more productive in a cluttered, dingy workspace while you long for the sunshine and foliage on the other side of the wall, or do you see yourself accomplishing more in a streamlined space that brings some of [...]

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TheWorkTalkShow

This week’s episode of The Work Talk Show features Dan Martell, CEO and founder of Clarity and an angel investor in multiple ventures. Dan is extremely passionate about how we spend our time. With a strong entrepreneurial streak, Martell has now set his sights on solving a problem that’s a challenge to many – how to [...]

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TheWorkTalkShow

This week’s The Work Talk Show episode features Jonathan Fields. As his bio states, Jonathan is a dad, husband, New Yorker, author, speaker, serial wellness-industry entrepreneur, recovering S.E.C./mega-firm hedge-fund lawyer, marketing and innovation consultant, venture partner and book-marketing educator. It’s no surprise that someone this busy would be a guest on this week’s edition of [...]

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FutureOfWorkTED2013

Every month on Workshifting, we find and publish one video that embodies the ideas we discuss on the blog (anywhere productivity, work-life balance, travel, etc.). For April, we chose an interesting debate from TED2013 between economist Robert Gordon and Erik Brynjolfsson, a professor of management. Here’s the description from TED: Robert Gordon says that the [...]

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TheWorkTalkShow

This week’s The Work Talk Show episode features Christopher S. Penn, a wearer of many hats. He’s the vice president of marketing technology at SHIFT Communications, a co-founder of PodCamp with Chris Brogan, a co-host of the Marketing Over Coffee podcast with John Wall and a professor of Internet marketing and advanced social media at [...]

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TheWorkTalkShow

This week’s The Work Talk Show episode features IBMer Matt Stryker. As manager of smarter commerce strategy and solutions at IBM, Matt  has a long, rich history of working remotely. From his time at IBM to his previous life on the agency side, he was kind enough to share his thoughts on what’s changed about [...]

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OverloadInbox

Today, we have a guest post from Gihan Perera. A consultant, speaker and author, Gihan helps thought leaders and business professionals leverage their expertise. He’s based in Perth, Australia, but considers himself a true digital nomad who carries his office in his backpack. He’s worked from homes, offices and cafés in Prague, Florence, Auckland, Vancouver and Australia.  [...]

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