NewLifeDesign

Studenten der Uni Karlsruhe realisierten mit "Roll it" eine flexible Behausung auf minimalstem Raum... ob da die Unterlegkeile gegens Wegrollen mitgeliefert werden;-)?

Na da stehen die Chancen doch gar nicht schlecht;-): Ich mag grünen Tee, noch lieber allerdings guten Rotwein, schlafe gerne und lache noch lieber, schätze mich als recht technophil ein und knabbere gerne Nüsse.

... und wenn wir schon beim Thema "Aufschieben, aber richtig!" sind: Hier ein wundervolles Flowchart, mit dem auch Laien schnell und sicher diese hohe Kunst professionell beherrschen lernen. ;-)

Mal ehrlich! Irgendwie kennt sie doch (fast) jeder: Die Neigung, Aufgaben, die erledigt werden sollten, aus meist fadenscheinigen Gründen auf die lange Bank zu schieben und statt dessen lieber...
* noch einen Kaffee zu kochen.
* mal schnell ins E-Mail-Postfach (oder Twitter, Facebook, Xing etc.) zu schauen.
* den Schreibtisch aufzuräumen
oder... oder ... oder...
... na und wem mal die Ideen ausgehen sollten, der findet in diesem genialen Video sicher noch die eine oder andere Anregung.

Ahh, wem dabei gerade nicht zum Lachen zumute ist  vielleicht weil er oder sie gerade merkt, dass Verzetteln und Aufschieben momentan im Leben mehr Raum einnimmt, als einem lieb ist - Mit der "Pomodoro-Technik" kann man´s in den Griff bekommen.

Link: http://newlifedesign.posterous.com/heute-mal-wieder-jede-menge-pomodoros-geschaf

1. I don't like being told what to do by people who are less capable than I am. I'd change this to add "& knowledgeable".
2. I like challenging myself. Absolutely. There are 3 kinds of people - those who uphold standards, those who set standards, & those who don't understand standards. I've lived to be in the 1st 2 categories all my life.
3. I like to win. Who doesn't? But when I've lost, it's because I beat myself. And then I find out why so it doesn't happen again. Or at least, not so easily.
4. I like being my own boss. Naah.. I love it.
5. I always look for new and better ways to do things. Absolutely!
6. I like to question conventional wisdom. I don't 'like' to - I do. Period.
7. I like to get people together in order to get things done. That's the toughest part of my life.
8. People get excited by my ideas. They do. If there's a downside to that, it's that they see themselves as so much less competent than I am that they think I can do everything myself & do it better than anyone, which is nonsense. No one can be tops at everything - nor should they be.
9. I am rarely satisfied or complacent. True.
10. I can't sit still. I don't understand people who 'watch' movies or (shudder!) tv. I listen while I'm working on something else.
11. I can usually work my way out of a difficult situation. Someone taught me long ago, the difference between being 'great' & being 'good' is, someone who is 'good' at something can stay out of trouble; someone who is 'great' at something can get out of trouble. He was right.
12. I would rather fail at my own thing than succeed at someone else's. Any day.
13. Whenever there is a problem, I am ready to jump right in. The words "How can I help?" spring automatically from my mouth.
13. I think old dogs can learn %u2014 even invent %u2014 new tricks. I don't 'think' it, I 'know' it. I was a prodigy as a child, & I'm still a prodigy now - as a grandmother. I'm still inventing.
14. Members of my family run their own businesses. they did..
15. I have friends who run their own businesses. Yes.
16. I worked after school and during vacations when I was growing up. Yes.
17. I get an adrenaline rush from selling things. Oh yeah!
18. I am exhilarated by achieving results. Absolutely.
19. I could have written a better test than Isenberg (and here is what I would change ....) I would have changed the wording where it's tentative ("I think" to "can" and/or "do"). I would include at least one question relating to the way the entrepreneur uses his/her spare time (if they have any). I would have included a question about the thrill of seeing people respond to my product, my ad copy, or whatever. I would have included a question about the kinds of people we surround ourselves with. And thank you for not insisting on questions about how organized we are - some pretty gorgeous butterflies come out of some pretty unlikely-looking chrysalises. "Organization" means different things to different people.

Daniel Isenberg hat einen bemerkenswerten "2-Minuten-Entrepreneur-Test" entwickelt. Lies Dir einfach die oben genannten 19 Punkte durch und beantworte Dir die Frage: "Trifft dies auf mich zu? Ja oder nein?"
Und bedenke: Die schlimmsten Lügen sind jene, die man sich selbst erzählt;-)