Reclaim your time and focus on what really matters in life and at work Automate Your Busywork: Do Less, Achieve More, and Save Your Brain for the Big Stuff is a singularly powerful blueprint to unlocking your most precious resource: time. In the book, you'll discover how you can use "no-code" automation and delegation to free yourself up to accomplish the most important jobs and tasks in your life and work. You'll learn to achieve a state of "timefulness", where you've actually got enough time to get critical tasks done. The author describes what's possible when you offload repetitive tasks,…mehr
Reclaim your time and focus on what really matters in life and at work Automate Your Busywork: Do Less, Achieve More, and Save Your Brain for the Big Stuff is a singularly powerful blueprint to unlocking your most precious resource: time. In the book, you'll discover how you can use "no-code" automation and delegation to free yourself up to accomplish the most important jobs and tasks in your life and work. You'll learn to achieve a state of "timefulness", where you've actually got enough time to get critical tasks done. The author describes what's possible when you offload repetitive tasks, how automation has democratized innovation, and how you should use cheap-or even absolutely free-"no-code" automation tools to reclaim your focus on what matters. Using the knowledge he gained as the CEO of Jotform, one of the industry's leading "no-code" automation SaaS tools, he explains how to achieve your productivity potential. A can't-miss roadmap to refocusing on what matters and delegating or automating the rest, Automate Your Busywork is the time management resource that belongs in the libraries of busy executives, managers, and founders everywhere.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
AYTEKIN TANK is the founder and CEO of Jotform, an online form builder with 20 million users. He regularly contributes to columns in Entrepreneur, Fast Company, and Lifehack.
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Introduction 1 The Revolution Will Be Automated 7 Chapter 1 Automation Fundamentals 13 Identify Your Busywork, Define Your Meaningful Work 14 Trash Your To-Do Lists 17 Introducing the Automation Flywheel 20 Chapter 2 Divide and Conquer 25 DIVIDE: Learning the Power of Workflows 30 Master Your Workflows, Master Your Work 32 Workflow Candidates 35 Workflow Models 36 Workflow Elements 38 Sorting Out the Steps 40 CONQUER: Spotting and Plotting Workflows 42 Developing an Automation-First Mindset 44 Corralling Your Workflow Candidates 48 Plotting Your Workflows 56 Chapter 3 Design and Implement 59 DESIGN: The Power of Maps 60 Visualize Your Workflows 61 Workflow Design in Action 66 Two Design Tips 71 Breaking Down Complicated Workflows 74 Common Business Workflows 78 Choosing Workflow Software 87 Elements of a Good Workflow 89 IMPLEMENT: From Design to Deployment 92 Take It Step by Step 94 Start Where You Are 95 Consider the Cloud 96 Choose Recommended Products 98 Conduct a SWOT Analysis 101 Chapter 4 Refine and Iterate 103 REFINE: Measure What Matters 105 Establish Your KPIs 106 Prioritize Your KPIs 107 Apply Systems Thinking 111 Improve the Outcome, Not the Output 113 Scale Your Expectations 115 ITERATE: Test, Change, and Innovate 117 Tools and Techniques of Process Improvement 117 Continuous Improvement 121 Iteration and Innovation 132 A Final Note About New Solutions 134 Chapter 5 Design a Life Without Busywork 137 Automate Your Memory 138 Automate Your Peace of Mind 144 Automate Your Communication 150 Automate Your Creativity 157 Automate Your Growth 163 Automate Your Happiness 168 Conclusion 175 Appendix 179 Technology Review Platforms 180 To-Do Lists (Individuals and Teams) 180 Personal Development/Self-Management 181 Communication: Incoming 183 Communication: Outgoing 186 Alerts and Reminders 188 Meetings and Events 189 Managing People 191 HR Concerns 193 Money and Finances (Personal and Business) 194 Content Development and Information Management 196 Online Presence 200 Sales and Marketing 204 Order Fulfillment/Customer Service 207 Miscellaneous Management and Automation 209 Notes 213 About the Author 221 Index 223
Introduction 1
The Revolution Will Be Automated 7
Chapter 1 Automation Fundamentals 13
Identify Your Busywork, Define Your Meaningful Work 14
Trash Your To-Do Lists 17
Introducing the Automation Flywheel 20
Chapter 2 Divide and Conquer 25
DIVIDE: Learning the Power of Workflows 30
Master Your Workflows, Master Your Work 32
Workflow Candidates 35
Workflow Models 36
Workflow Elements 38
Sorting Out the Steps 40
CONQUER: Spotting and Plotting Workflows 42
Developing an Automation-First Mindset 44
Corralling Your Workflow Candidates 48
Plotting Your Workflows 56
Chapter 3 Design and Implement 59
DESIGN: The Power of Maps 60
Visualize Your Workflows 61
Workflow Design in Action 66
Two Design Tips 71
Breaking Down Complicated Workflows 74
Common Business Workflows 78
Choosing Workflow Software 87
Elements of a Good Workflow 89
IMPLEMENT: From Design to Deployment 92
Take It Step by Step 94
Start Where You Are 95
Consider the Cloud 96
Choose Recommended Products 98
Conduct a SWOT Analysis 101
Chapter 4 Refine and Iterate 103
REFINE: Measure What Matters 105
Establish Your KPIs 106
Prioritize Your KPIs 107
Apply Systems Thinking 111
Improve the Outcome, Not the Output 113
Scale Your Expectations 115
ITERATE: Test, Change, and Innovate 117
Tools and Techniques of Process Improvement 117
Continuous Improvement 121
Iteration and Innovation 132
A Final Note About New Solutions 134
Chapter 5 Design a Life Without Busywork 137
Automate Your Memory 138
Automate Your Peace of Mind 144
Automate Your Communication 150
Automate Your Creativity 157
Automate Your Growth 163
Automate Your Happiness 168
Conclusion 175
Appendix 179
Technology Review Platforms 180
To-Do Lists (Individuals and Teams) 180
Personal Development/Self-Management 181
Communication: Incoming 183
Communication: Outgoing 186
Alerts and Reminders 188
Meetings and Events 189
Managing People 191
HR Concerns 193
Money and Finances (Personal and Business) 194
Content Development and Information Management 196
Introduction 1 The Revolution Will Be Automated 7 Chapter 1 Automation Fundamentals 13 Identify Your Busywork, Define Your Meaningful Work 14 Trash Your To-Do Lists 17 Introducing the Automation Flywheel 20 Chapter 2 Divide and Conquer 25 DIVIDE: Learning the Power of Workflows 30 Master Your Workflows, Master Your Work 32 Workflow Candidates 35 Workflow Models 36 Workflow Elements 38 Sorting Out the Steps 40 CONQUER: Spotting and Plotting Workflows 42 Developing an Automation-First Mindset 44 Corralling Your Workflow Candidates 48 Plotting Your Workflows 56 Chapter 3 Design and Implement 59 DESIGN: The Power of Maps 60 Visualize Your Workflows 61 Workflow Design in Action 66 Two Design Tips 71 Breaking Down Complicated Workflows 74 Common Business Workflows 78 Choosing Workflow Software 87 Elements of a Good Workflow 89 IMPLEMENT: From Design to Deployment 92 Take It Step by Step 94 Start Where You Are 95 Consider the Cloud 96 Choose Recommended Products 98 Conduct a SWOT Analysis 101 Chapter 4 Refine and Iterate 103 REFINE: Measure What Matters 105 Establish Your KPIs 106 Prioritize Your KPIs 107 Apply Systems Thinking 111 Improve the Outcome, Not the Output 113 Scale Your Expectations 115 ITERATE: Test, Change, and Innovate 117 Tools and Techniques of Process Improvement 117 Continuous Improvement 121 Iteration and Innovation 132 A Final Note About New Solutions 134 Chapter 5 Design a Life Without Busywork 137 Automate Your Memory 138 Automate Your Peace of Mind 144 Automate Your Communication 150 Automate Your Creativity 157 Automate Your Growth 163 Automate Your Happiness 168 Conclusion 175 Appendix 179 Technology Review Platforms 180 To-Do Lists (Individuals and Teams) 180 Personal Development/Self-Management 181 Communication: Incoming 183 Communication: Outgoing 186 Alerts and Reminders 188 Meetings and Events 189 Managing People 191 HR Concerns 193 Money and Finances (Personal and Business) 194 Content Development and Information Management 196 Online Presence 200 Sales and Marketing 204 Order Fulfillment/Customer Service 207 Miscellaneous Management and Automation 209 Notes 213 About the Author 221 Index 223
Introduction 1
The Revolution Will Be Automated 7
Chapter 1 Automation Fundamentals 13
Identify Your Busywork, Define Your Meaningful Work 14
Trash Your To-Do Lists 17
Introducing the Automation Flywheel 20
Chapter 2 Divide and Conquer 25
DIVIDE: Learning the Power of Workflows 30
Master Your Workflows, Master Your Work 32
Workflow Candidates 35
Workflow Models 36
Workflow Elements 38
Sorting Out the Steps 40
CONQUER: Spotting and Plotting Workflows 42
Developing an Automation-First Mindset 44
Corralling Your Workflow Candidates 48
Plotting Your Workflows 56
Chapter 3 Design and Implement 59
DESIGN: The Power of Maps 60
Visualize Your Workflows 61
Workflow Design in Action 66
Two Design Tips 71
Breaking Down Complicated Workflows 74
Common Business Workflows 78
Choosing Workflow Software 87
Elements of a Good Workflow 89
IMPLEMENT: From Design to Deployment 92
Take It Step by Step 94
Start Where You Are 95
Consider the Cloud 96
Choose Recommended Products 98
Conduct a SWOT Analysis 101
Chapter 4 Refine and Iterate 103
REFINE: Measure What Matters 105
Establish Your KPIs 106
Prioritize Your KPIs 107
Apply Systems Thinking 111
Improve the Outcome, Not the Output 113
Scale Your Expectations 115
ITERATE: Test, Change, and Innovate 117
Tools and Techniques of Process Improvement 117
Continuous Improvement 121
Iteration and Innovation 132
A Final Note About New Solutions 134
Chapter 5 Design a Life Without Busywork 137
Automate Your Memory 138
Automate Your Peace of Mind 144
Automate Your Communication 150
Automate Your Creativity 157
Automate Your Growth 163
Automate Your Happiness 168
Conclusion 175
Appendix 179
Technology Review Platforms 180
To-Do Lists (Individuals and Teams) 180
Personal Development/Self-Management 181
Communication: Incoming 183
Communication: Outgoing 186
Alerts and Reminders 188
Meetings and Events 189
Managing People 191
HR Concerns 193
Money and Finances (Personal and Business) 194
Content Development and Information Management 196
Online Presence 200
Sales and Marketing 204
Order Fulfillment/Customer Service 207
Miscellaneous Management and Automation 209
Notes 213
About the Author 221
Index 223
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