What do ESCAPE masterminds look like?

We decided to organize a weekly mastermind at Greek Escape because we want our colivers to have a space where they can share what is bothering them: whether a challenge at work or in their personal life, or related to their digital nomadism lifestyle.?

We know that together we can find a solution to each challenge that is presented, and if not an immediate solution, then we can offer a space to vent about “that colleague who is pissing me off”, or that “boss who is too demanding and missing leadership skills”.?

In practice, we have one #facilitator – in our case, our inhouse #businesscoach Fanny Caloz – who uses a well-defined #methodology to give a structure.

Each participant has 15 minutes of focus time that they can use as follows:

• ask for support
• ask for ideas/tips
• ask for feedback
• brainstorm
• form goals for next time

Now let’s see the latest topic from a #mastermind at Greek Escape: PROCRASTINATION

One of our coliver complained about delaying the same tasks over and over again, and asked the help of the team in how to deal with #procrastination on things he does not like.

As our business #coach indicated, that is perfectly normal. We all have a natural tendency to #procrastinate on tasks we don’t like. But to help out in the long run, let’s use a tool that categorizes tasks and clearly shows what the focus should be.

Its name is “Work smarter not harder” developed by #NatalieEllis and #DanielleCanty.

• Step 1: Write down a list of all the tasks you accomplish on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.
• Step 2: Organise them in 4 categories: Good at & like, Not good at but like, Good at, but don’t like, Don’t like & not good at
• Step 3: The tasks in the “Good at & like” category should be your focus.?
• Step 4: In the “Not good at but like” category, think if you can get some help from a person, a tool or a resource so that you learn how to do these tasks.?
• Step 5: “Good at, but don’t like” tasks should be delegated or outsourced.?
• Step 6: “Not good at & don't like” tasks should be delegated or outsourced as fast as possible. These are not a good investment of your time.

What do you think? We'd love to have your thoughts.