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Michael Gisiger

Michael Gisiger

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Oct 21, 2024

Escaping the Urgency Illusion: A Smarter Path to Real Productivity

Discover how to overcome the mere urgency effect and make more time for your long-term goals.

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Michael Gisiger

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Oct 13, 2024

The Morning Myth: Do Routines Really Hold the Key to Success?

Are morning routines the key to success, or just a trend? Let’s explore the science behind their benefits and potential drawbacks.

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Michael Gisiger

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Oct 6, 2024

A Philosophical Approach to Resilience: Lessons from Ancient Wisdom

How ancient philosophy teaches us to face challenges and grow stronger through self-reflection and values.

Two large bronze sculptures of human heads, one upright and the other lying on its side. The sculptures feature smooth, closed eyes and serene expressions, evoking a sense of calm reflection. Set in an outdoor garden with trees and greenery in the background, the artwork appears to symbolise introspection and contemplation.

Michael Gisiger

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Sep 30, 2024

Are Night Owls Smarter? New Insights into Chronotypes and Cognitive Performance

Recent studies suggest that night owls may outperform early birds in cognitive tasks. But what role do sleep patterns really play in our…

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Michael Gisiger

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Sep 22, 2024

Why Not Every Piece of Advice Works for You

CEO wisdom and influencer tips often miss your unique context. Here’s why thinking critically about advice is key to finding your own path.

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Michael Gisiger

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Sep 15, 2024

The Power Duo: Combining the Feynman Technique with Mini-Essays for Deeper Learning

Master complex topics and enhance your personal knowledge management with the synergy of the Feynman Technique and Mini-Essays.

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Michael Gisiger

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Sep 10, 2024

Mindfulness and Digital Competence as Keys to Combating Technostress

Learn how mindfulness and digital competence reduce technostress and foster a healthier relationship with technology in today’s demanding…

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Michael Gisiger

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Sep 1, 2024

AI as a Tutor in Education: A Glimpse into the Future of Learning

How AI tutors could revolutionise education by providing personalised, round-the-clock support to every student.

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Michael Gisiger

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Aug 24, 2024

Habits: More Than Just Automated Actions

Exploring the Complexities of Habit Formation Beyond Popular Self-Help Narratives.

The image shows an open journal with a habit tracker. The page features a list of daily activities on the left side, including “Journal,” “Do Yoga,” “Meditate,” “Read More,” and “Face Yoga.” Each activity has corresponding colored squares marked in a grid to track progress over several weeks. The habit tracker uses different colors for each activity, creating a visually appealing and organized layout. The journal is placed on top of other stationery items.

Michael Gisiger

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Aug 16, 2024

Brain Drain or Brain Drip? How Smartphones Impact Our Cognitive Performance

Exploring the real impact of smartphone presence on our mental capacities, from groundbreaking studies to recent insights.

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Michael Gisiger

Michael Gisiger

Independent trainer, coach, and consultant using agile methods & LSP®, offering tailored workshops & coaching with a focus on Digital Marketing & E-Commerce.

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