Staffan Nöteberg's guest appearances

Staffan Nöteberg

Software Process and Measurement Cast

Bra Bättre Agil

Agile.FM

Rebound Talks

The Salience Podcast

David Marquet

Elizabeth Harrin

Ron Rosenhead

Pawel Brodzinski

Jeff Perry

Cheryl Jones

John Hunter

Woody Zuill

Corey Haines

Nick Littlehales

Jeff Smith

Peter Taylor

Kevin Kruse

Steve Turner

Jeff Anderson

OwlTail

133: Staffan Nöteberg

Usually, in The Salience Podcast, we interview authors or amazing people that inspired us while we were writing Resilience by Design. The podcast was conceived as a way to explore people and their ideas in more depth than we could cover in the book.This episode is something of an exception… and somewhat to our embarrassment, we have to admit that we missed Staffan’s important contribution to resilience when we did our research. Somehow, we managed to miss THE most published book on how to be productive. Monotasking: How to Focus Your Mind, Be More Productive, and Improve Your Brain Health has lots of practical techniques to improve how we can manage our attention. The quality of the ideas and the layout explain how the book has sold a staggering 750,000 copies.If you enjoyed learning about the distinctions between creative mode and task mode in our book, monotasking takes the ideas further, so please enjoy my conversation with Staffan Nöteberg about Monotasking. You can find more about Staffan and his work at https://staffannoteberg.com/ 

Usually, in The Salience Podcast, we interview authors or amazing people that inspired us while we were writing Resilience by Design. The podcast was conceived as a way to explore people and their ideas in more depth than we could cover in the book.This episode is something of an exception… and somewhat to our embarrassment, we have to admit that we missed Staffan’s important contribution to resilience when we did our research.  Somehow, we managed to miss THE most published book on how to be productive. Monotasking: How to Focus Your Mind, Be More Productive, and Improve Your Brain Health has lots of practical techniques to improve how we can manage our attention. The quality of the ideas and the layout explain how the book has sold a staggering 750,000 copies.If you enjoyed learning about the distinctions between creative mode and task mode in our book, monotasking takes the ideas further, so please enjoy my conversation with Staffan Nöteberg about Monotasking. You can find more about Staffan and his work at <a href="https://staffannoteberg.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://staffannoteberg.com/</a>

Episode 5: Staffan Nöteberg

This week is a doubleheader (baseball term for two games played by the same teams on the same day against each other). We begin our re-read of  and we have my interview with Staffan. Several years ago I read Staffan’s book on Pomodoro which changed how I work.  Monotasking might be even more useful and impactful.  We discussed how to apply the ideas in the book to improve focus, productivity, and quality of life. Staffan Nöteberg is an enterprise agility coach with years of experience in improving personal productivity. He is also the author of Pomodoro Technique Illustrated (2009) and teaches seminars on monotasking to companies in North America, Europe, and East Asia. Twitter:  Website:     Re-Read Saturday News  We start our re-read of .   The book is 237 pages published by Racehorse Publishing (an imprint of Simon &amp; Schuster) and was released in English on June 1, 2021. For most of the readers of the blog and listeners to the podcast, this will be an initial read.  The book’s contents include a Preface, Introduction, 7 numbered chapters, an Afterword, and then other stuff like index and more (we will not cover the other stuff but I am glad for the index and endnotes).   Now the fun part.  Instead of a straight re-read and discussion. I am going to read a chapter, highlight the parts I am going to implement in the next week, tell you what I am going to do, and then the following week admit how well I performed. Week 1 -  -     As a reminder, all of the entries from , by Ryan Ripley and Todd Miller are available! Week 1:  -   Week 2:  -   Week 3:  -   Week 4:  -   Week 5:  -   Week 6:  -   Week 7:  -    Week 8:  -   Week 9:   -   Week 10:  -   Week 11:  -   Week 12 -  -   Week 13: t -   Week 14:  -   Week 15:  -   Week 16 -  -     Upcoming Events! ISMA 18 Virtual Conference, June 24th, 2021 8 AM EDT to 11:15 EDT  I will host the event.  The event will have a host of great speakers on great topics!  ISMA 18 will be free for both IFPUG members and non-members. IFPUG members are eligible for 1 credit at the CFPS Extension Program (CEP) and also attract 3 Technical PDUs in the PMI Talent Triangle®, both by attending the full conference! Register:   Real Value of TMMi  (SPaMCAST is a Friend of TMMi America) Free webinar from TMMi America featuring Mark Summers June 25th, 2 to 3 PM EDT  This webinar will explore the common usages of the TMMi Test Process Improvement framework. We will dive into how:  You can leverage this framework to transform the way your organization delivers software. The model can transform your career. Next steps to take on your journey to becoming a Test Process Improvement superhero.    The real value of the TMMi is to help you dramatically change the frequency and quality of your software delivery.   Register at   Next SPaMCAST In the next Software Process and Measurement Cast, we talk with Ajit Ghuman, Head of Product Marketing at Narvar.  Ajit and I talk pricing, marketing, product engagement/ownership, and development. Is there an ideal pattern for product and development to work together? If not, what are the consequences?

SPaMCAST 654 - Monotasking, A Conversation With Staffan Nöteberg