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Work habits that actually work — meetings, email, and focus, without the guru talk.
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15 NOV 2026 · Why Your Brain Will Not Let Go of Unfinished Work — Work Smarter. An unfinished task stays lit up in your mind long after you walk away from it, which is why the half-written report follows you home. The Zeigarnik effect explains why, and a concrete plan for the next step is what finally switches it off. This episode includes AI-generated narration.
14 NOV 2026 · The Sydney Opera House was supposed to take four years and cost seven million dollars. It took ten years longer and fourteen times the money, and nobody involved was lazy or stupid. This episode follows the planning fallacy named by Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, and the four moves that beat it: the outside view, reference class forecasting, the multiplier, and the premortem. This episode includes AI-generated narration.
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13 NOV 2026 · You have written the email that says exactly what you think, and your finger is on the send button. This episode traces the cost of constant checking — the brain kept in permanent readiness by open loops — through research showing checking email at most three times a day cut stress, and ends with a draft-delay rule: never send an important email the same hour you wrote it. This episode includes AI-generated narration.
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12 NOV 2026 · You sit down to do the hard thing, and five minutes later a colleague asks a quick question. This episode follows attention residue — part of your attention stays stuck on the previous task after switching — through Gloria Mark's finding that it takes 23 minutes and 15 seconds to refocus after one interruption, and ends with a 90-minute protected morning block, one task, phone removed. This episode includes AI-generated narration.
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11 NOV 2026 · Think about the last meeting you sat through. This episode traces Parkinson's Law from 1955 — work expands to fill the time available — through a 2017 Harvard Business Review study finding executives spend about 23 hours a week in meetings, with 65 percent saying meetings block their own work. It ends with a fix to try this week: shrink the default to 25 minutes and give every meeting a decision and a name. This episode includes AI-generated narration.
Work habits that actually work — meetings, email, and focus, without the guru talk.
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| Autore | James A Cooper |
| Organizzazione | James A Cooper |
| Categorie | Economia |
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