Coaching for Microsoft 365
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As a method to use for a knowledge worker who strives to achieve mastery of Microsoft 365, professional coaching is outstanding. The coach helps you to: Find out where you stand right now in terms of your use of IT and your information management practices Discover what you are longing for in terms of your work situation, your output, your creative process, your work life balanceFind out which obstacles might appear on your journey towards the goalDiscover your own intrinsic motivation for changing your behaviours and mindsetKeep yourself on track and accountable Not forget to celebrate your v ..read more
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Habit formation for Microsoft 365
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2y ago
A method for speeding up your own adoption of the new behaviours that are necessary for your use of Microsoft 365 is habit formation. Habit formation has become really big the past decade, as neuro science has made revolutionary discoveries in how and why the brain forms habits. Habit formation can be used for any area of your life, and it works particularly well with Microsoft 365. You see, the brain is looking for 3 aspects to be in place for it to instigate a habit. A clear triggering eventA clear-cut behaviourA sufficiently large reward The brain does this as ..read more
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Mastering Microsoft Teams – the structure
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2y ago
Do you find that it's about time for you to take your next step in your use of the Teams app? It might be that you feel that your Teams app has become quite chaotic – too many teams, channels and group chats and documents? Then you might be suffering the effects of your organisation's lack of a strategy for Teams. A strategy would make sure there's an appropriate structure to the organisation's use of Teams, and that trickles down to the individual user like you. In their blog article, the company Storyals share their recommendations for how to make ..read more
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How to mindfully disconnect from Microsoft 365 for a “deep” vacation
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2y ago
The purpose of going on vacation for us knowledge workers is to revigorate our brains, and for that we need to let our brain turn off thinking of work, of our goals and tasks, our meetings, the expectations that other might have on us, and more. We all have our own procedures for preparing for our time off. Now with so much of our work conducted through Microsoft 365, we need to consider how to configure the apps, with the objective of coming back revigorated and having a stable work situation without too many surprises and emergencies. Taking some time ..read more
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Do you consider yourself a knowledge worker?
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2y ago
As a knowledge worker you apply your expertise to information to create products, make decisions, take action, etc. within the subject matter you are responsible for. As input for your work you use information. Information has gotten a bad name these days, from what I see. Information overload is something many of us can relate to. Our brains are trying hard to keep up with the constant inflow of information to our inboxes, our chat apps, our social media accounts. In order to do our job as knowledge workers. What you need to do as a knowledge worker is to ..read more
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How to achieve mastery of Microsoft 365?
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2y ago
Your employer has great interest in that you and your colleague master Microsoft 365, as it leads to better results and increased productivity on the organisational level. The common method for getting the individual there is to provide training in the form of trainer-led courses on how the individual apps function and where to click to perform an action. This has shown not to be very effective for most information workers in accomplishing the necessary shifts in behaviours and mindset. If you really want to achieve a mastery of Microsoft 365 that is stable, sustainable, flexibl ..read more
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Getting clarity on your priorities
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2y ago
If you are starting out on your journey to master Microsoft 365, for your own wellbeing and productivity, it is very useful to get clarity on the priorities. Where would it be the best to focus first? Which new ways of working would give the most value? If you would find that, you would be off for a good start. What we recommend our own clients is to do the exercise of the priority wheel. It is easy to do and yet very powerful. You draw a circle, divide it into 8 areas, and assign each area to an aspect ..read more
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My tiny habits experience this week
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2y ago
Professor BJ Fogg runs a free 5-day course for learning to form new habits through his own method Tiny Habits (at tinyhabits.com/join). I have taken the course several times before but this week is the first where I signed up with "recipes" for Microsoft 365.  It is quite challenging, but very interesting, to try to combine neuro psychology with technology and information management. One good thing about the free course is that you get help by a real person, a tiny habits coach, to perfect your recipes (with the end goal to establish the habit).  As I write this, I'm h ..read more
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The benefits of having an accountability partner
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2y ago
Having someone as your accountability partner on your journey towards mastering Microsoft 365 can be a very good thing. At times it could feel hard to actually stick to the path towards mastering Microsoft 365, as your attention is demanded on other things. Having someone to help you stay accountable to your vision and subgoals is very useful. It could be a friend, a colleague or someone you have met in a community for like-minded. You might have started a tandem collaboration with another knowledge worker, where you keep each other accountable. Some important aspects are that the other person ..read more
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Good communities for knowledge workers who want to achieve mastery of Microsoft 365
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2y ago
Joining communities of other knowledge workers who share your objective of achieving mastery of Microsoft 365 is a good strategy. You will get peer support for your own journey, as well being able to help others on their journey. You will get a sense of the hurdles other go through, what it is possible to achieve for your own accord, get inspiration when you feel your own journey is tough. Microsoft is running a community called "Office 365 Champions" at https://aka.ms/O365Champions. The focus is rather technical, as you would imagine, but is a great place for those knowledge workers who ..read more
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