http://www.ploem.be/blog Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:32:50 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The Challenge: Complete 101 preset tasks in a period of 1001 days. The Criteria: Tasks must be specific (ie. no ambiguity in the wording) with a result that is either measurable or clearly defined. Tasks must also be realistic and stretching (ie. represent some amount of work on your part). (Visit my list at http://dayzeroproject.com/?u=ploem) http://www.ploem.be/blog/?p=126 http://www.ploem.be/blog/?p=124   First of all it's a question mark in the title, I'm not fired. But if you're not careful, you could be! It's been a long time since I started using twitter (http://herebeforeyou.com/ploem) and it's the first time I'm thinking of protecting my updates. A couple of weeks ago we had ... http://www.ploem.be/blog/?p=121 This weekend my sister got married jippii! One month ago she asked me to come up with an idea so they could thank the people for the wedding gifts they received. So I came up with an adjusted version of the speakerdogs we made earlier and created a cute little ... http://www.ploem.be/blog/?p=120 In great honour of Twitter's Fail Whale we at Televic Education made our own Edumatic Fail Birdies: This image will pop up every time we are deploying our Edumatic Author tool online. Read the story of Twitter's Fail Whale here. http://www.ploem.be/blog/?p=119 Having something to look forward to is very important to feel energized. Longing for something is in most cases even more rewarding then the actual moment itself. It keeps you going because you know a good time is coming. Whether it's a concert of your favourite band, a romantic dinner, ... http://www.ploem.be/blog/?p=118 "You really are as thick as clotted cream that's been left out by some clot until the clots are so clotted you couldn't unclot them with an electric declotter, aren't you, Baldrick?" - Edmund Blackadder You have to get rid of things you don't need. Even if you have some doubts ... http://www.ploem.be/blog/?p=117 Try to break down your work into little parts. See these parts as individual tasks. Mark them on your list when they’re done, you’ll feel satisfied, confident and full of energy to take on the next task. Even when I’m working on a 4 month projects, I split the project ... http://www.ploem.be/blog/?p=116 ...at least 6 up to 8 hours a day. Try to sleep regular hours, if that's from 2AM till 10AM that's fine too! Don't eat a hot meal just before hitting the sack. Power naps are great but not always easy to do on a daily basis at work unless ... http://www.ploem.be/blog/?p=115 If there is more than one electron around the atom, electron-electron-interactions raise the energy level. Off course, everybody knows that. But instead if getting help from electrons like an atom does what can we do to increase our energy level during a long day at and after work? Here is number ... http://www.ploem.be/blog/?p=114