Newton's first law reads:
“A body that is not affected by a force, or by forces that cancel each other out, will either be at rest or make smooth rectilinear motion.” (wikipedia)
That is: An object that is at rest remains at rest unless a force affects it. When you see execution as a struggle against Newton's law, it becomes easier to understand why it can be so difficult to get started.
And it's obvious why it's easier to continue once you've started.
We have looked at different solutions to the problem, and here provide an overview of the best solutions at lederinsigt.dk. Then you can look through them at your leisure and find the method that works best for you.
Is about getting tasks out of your head and organized into a system that ensures you get them done
Best for you who love to put things in order.
Quick and simple method to get an overview of what you or your company spends time on and where you can benefit optimize time and resource consumption.
Get more out of your meetings – clear agendas and division of tasks promote execution
168 hours is all we have in a week. By become aware of what you spend your time on, you can better create time for what is important to you.
In the article 'Make motivating your employees a habit' we present a method for how to make a new habit
“BJ Fogg, psychologist from Stanford University: Has done a three-tin method, that can help you incorporate a new habit. Eg. to start flossing every morning.
Sometimes your brain works against your plans and goals. Here you will find 11 hacks, that help you achieve your goals.
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