#Smart Working

[3heartmind3]

Here is a new file of my heart at rest in front of the computer. Smart Working is nice but my heart beats like this for 8-9 hours a day, 5 days a week.

3 minutes of heartbeat recorded with the stethoscope placed on the left side of the left breast stuck under the bra. You can hear the ever-present mitral murmur that accompanies every beat of my heart.

[arabdoll]

When I was a boy of seven or eight I read a novel untitled "Abafi" — The Son of Aba — a Servian translation from the Hungarian of Josika, a writer of renown. The lessons it teaches are much like those of "Ben Hur," and in this respect it might be viewed as anticipatory of the work of Wallace. The possibilities of will-power and self-control appealed tremendously to my vivid imagination, and I began to discipline myself. Had I a sweet cake or a juicy apple which I was dying to eat I would give it to another boy and go through the tortures of Tantalus, pained but satisfied. Had I some difficult task before me which was exhausting I would attack it again and again until it was done. So I practiced day by day from morning till night. At first it called for a vigorous mental effort directed against disposition and desire, but as years went by the conflict lessened and finally my will and wish became identical.

Nikola Tesla

[ross-nekochan]

Ho cominciato questa vita di stenti e di viaggi di 2/3 ore al giorno in treno il 20 novembre 2023.

È finalmente Ottobre, e sono passati DIECI LUNGHI ORRIBILI MESI di poco sonno e stress alle stelle e di domeniche rubate a cucinare per la settimana successiva perché a parte il weekend non ho manco il tempo di respirare piano.

Sono riuscita a cambiare lavoro, ho passato i tre mesi del periodo di prova e FINALMENTE posso usare sto cazzo di smartworking.

Ovviamente solo IO potevo avevo avere il culo di essere nell'UNICO dipartimento che riceve e spedisce continuamente passaporti e che sta a corto di personale.

Quindi sebbene abbia cercato come una pazza un posto che mi concedesse questo benefit, eccalà l'inculata.

Però non mi lamento. Ringrazio lo stesso tutti i santi e le madonne del lunario per avermi concesso questo ENORME privilegio di potermi svegliare qualche mattina della settimana a orari considerati umani e farmi la mia colazione con calma per poi andare in ufficio piu tardi. Grazie Dio, grazie perché seriamente ero sull'orlo di una crisi di nervi.

Dalla settimana prossima comincia una nuova vita (spero).

[alessandro-accebbi]

Home Office by Paweł Jońca on Bēhance 🐈‍⬛

[solocanzoninelleorecchie]

lo smart working è quella cosa che mentre tu cerchi concentrazione, tua madre si spara le peggiori puntate con voce altissima delle serie turche e tuo fratello guarda i reels dal letto di chi suona la cornamusa

[anchesetuttinoino]

Quando lo #SmartWorking era oggetto d'interesse: una tesi di laurea sul caso #UniCredit

Navigando sul web mi sono imbattuto casualmente su questo documento. E’ una tesi di laurea dell’anno accademico 2013/14 dal titolo: MOTIVAZIONE E FLESSIBILITÀ DELL’ORGANIZZAZIONE DEL LAVORO. IL CASO UNICREDIT In particolare si prende in esame il progetto di smart working di UniCredit del 2012. Un progetto che doveva essere il più grande realizzato in Europa (almeno per numero di risorse…

[oficialceo]

THE 7️⃣ INCOME STREAMS

The average millionaire has 7 STREAMS of income.

1️⃣ ACTIVE INCOME

from performing a service.

2️⃣ ROYALTY INCOME

from others using your work.

3️⃣ PROFIT INCOME

from buying and selling.

4️⃣ INTEREST INCOME

from lending money $.

5️⃣ DIVIDEND INCOME

from owning stocks.

6️⃣ CAPITAL INCOME

when assets increase in value.

7️⃣ RENTAL INCOME

from renting out property.

[popolodipekino]

smart uorghing

l'inviato in palestina preferirebbe tanto poter lavorare da gaza

[davybert]

A Different Way to Work and Live: Blue Zone Nomads in Sardinia

In the quiet coastal village of Torre Delle Stelle, in southern Sardinia, a new way of experiencing remote work is taking shape. Blue Zone Nomads isn’t just about having a place to work—it’s about feeling at home in a place that nourishes both productivity and well-being. Inspired by the lifestyle of Sardinia’s Blue Zones, where people live longer and healthier lives, this initiative creates a…

[arabdoll]

My goal isn’t to be the best, it’s to work the hardest.

[mindsetwithsai]

Push Past Your Limits: Why Smart Work Beats Hard Work

In today’s fast-paced world, most people believe that working harder automatically leads to success. But the reality? The most successful people in history—from Japanese entrepreneurs to Chinese business magnates—focus on working smarter, not just harder. The key lies in Kaizen, a Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement, and Shinrin-Yoku, the art of mindful relaxation.

The Hard Worker vs. The Smart Worker

Meet Takeshi and Hiro. Both are ambitious, but their approaches to work are vastly different.

Takeshi (The Hard Worker)

Works 12+ hours a day, grinding non-stop.

Struggles with focus due to mental exhaustion.

Doesn’t take breaks, leading to burnout.

no time for self-improvement.

Stagnates in his career, despite working long hours.

Hiro (The Smart Worker)

Works 8 hours a day, but with deep focus.

Applies Kaizen—improving just 1% every day.

Takes strategic breaks (Shinrin-Yoku: forest bathing for mental clarity).

Practices minimalism and organizes his work efficiently.

Achieves massive growth without burning out.

The Secret? Kaizen + Shinrin-Yoku

Many Japanese and Chinese professionals integrate Kaizen into their daily routine—focusing on making small, incremental improvements rather than overloading themselves. Shinrin-Yoku helps them reset their minds, ensuring they remain productive without exhaustion.

How You Can Apply This Today

✅ Focus on deep work—block distractions and work in short, high-focus bursts.

✅ Apply the Kaizen method—improve at least 1% daily in your skillset.

✅ Take smart breaks—step into nature, practice mindfulness, or meditate.

✅ Track your progress—set clear, measurable goals.

✅ Prioritize efficiency over hours—more time doesn’t mean more results.

Final thought :

Success isn’t about working longer; it’s about working smarter. If you want to achieve real results, adopt the Kaizen mindset and balance efficiency with discipline.

Are you a hard worker like Takeshi or a smart worker like Hiro? Let’s discuss in the comments!

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[solocanzoninelleorecchie]

lo smart working è quella cosa che ti permette di pensare che tra un turno e l’altro (la pausa è di circa un’ora) riesci a rimetterti a letto col pigiamino per farti un’ora di sonno che in realtà non dura neanche 5 minuti. Ammazzatemi, fatemi collassare, strangolatemi, fate qualcosa insomma.