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motivation

When the first smartphones occurred in my life, I had the feeling: now I am writing emails as formerly SMS! In the beginning I found that great and was proud to answer emails directly. It flattered my ego, when I heard:

“you are so good accessible!”

But- over time this silly use of email dominated my life. All day – often before standing up in the morning – the red notifications…

Teams, technology and obstacles

Or why for me collaboration with Nozbe has never really worked so far.

Lonely geniuses

„Pastors are like artists“ – said once a colleague to me. Presumably it implied that geniuses are lonely. A German proverb says a lot about the willingness to cooperate in my profession:

Blessed are the legs that stand at the altar alone. What means: two pastors is one too many 😉

The Holy Spirit as a…

How many folders and papers are produced daily? How many emails with information are flooding us? To be honest: Who always has all the necessary documents at hand? I-and I mean that in all modesty. This is nothing special. I only changed years ago from paper to paperless. Because

“Sheets of paper don’t synchronize with anything.” #10stepsbook

An example: Meetings – or: What had we decided?

Ho…

Thinking and doing: Living in the priority list

My name is Michael Kamutzki. I work as an evangelical priest – so in a profession that involves a great variety of tasks with a high degree of reliability that is expected of me. One of my main pillars for the daily focus on what is really important is Nozbe. In the following, I describe how Nozbe helps me to keep track of the chaos of the workplace and to do the right thing at the right place…

I have a great affinity for digital tools – although my profession is not known for: since I’ve been working with David Allen’s method, I’ve always been looking for the best tool. Of course on my quest i quickly found Omnifocus, because i work exclusively on Apple devices. Pretty early I also discovered Nozbe. But after a year of daily use of Nozbe, I felt a bit struck by my long project list. I’v…