Hi all,
I have a general question that's not restricted to sport and training specifically.
In these times there is a lot of useful and valuable information accessible. For example at Strong First: there are (online) courses and special events (with manuals), articles, podcasts and forum threads. This broad spectrum of available information and media runs through other topics of interest, too.
From my experience at my workplace information management and in this regard also self-organization becomes more and more important.
What are your strategies and tactics in managing all the information? Do you use any tools/software/apps or do you take (handwritten) notes?
How are you organize the information? Do you use bookmarks, to-do lists, clouds, etc.?
What usually happens to me is that a pile of unread books and printed articles grows on my living room table, and unread e-mails (marked as "to read" / "important") start clogging up my inbox - all this completed by all kinds and forms of sticky and memo notes ... in the end, I feel I get nothing done. I'm aware that you cant keep track of everything and there has to be prioritization but I feel it can be done much better and more efficiently with a comprehensive system/approach.
Thank you in advance for your input.
I have a general question that's not restricted to sport and training specifically.
In these times there is a lot of useful and valuable information accessible. For example at Strong First: there are (online) courses and special events (with manuals), articles, podcasts and forum threads. This broad spectrum of available information and media runs through other topics of interest, too.
From my experience at my workplace information management and in this regard also self-organization becomes more and more important.
What are your strategies and tactics in managing all the information? Do you use any tools/software/apps or do you take (handwritten) notes?
How are you organize the information? Do you use bookmarks, to-do lists, clouds, etc.?
What usually happens to me is that a pile of unread books and printed articles grows on my living room table, and unread e-mails (marked as "to read" / "important") start clogging up my inbox - all this completed by all kinds and forms of sticky and memo notes ... in the end, I feel I get nothing done. I'm aware that you cant keep track of everything and there has to be prioritization but I feel it can be done much better and more efficiently with a comprehensive system/approach.
Thank you in advance for your input.
