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How to Avoid Reactivity and Make Rapid Recovery from Interruptions

Do you ever feel like interruptions are leading you through your day and you follow them like bread crumbs down a path from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm—or later—and before you know it the day is completely gone? And did those interruptions bring new tasks that weren’t part of your original plan for the day, How to Avoid Reactivity and Make Rapid Recovery from Interruptions

Your Email Inbox Doesn’t Need Artificial Intelligence. It Needs YOUR Intelligence.

A lot of software applications have been created over the years to try to help professionals keep up with email. Many offer artificial intelligence based on your email management behavior to try to anticipate your needs. New emails can be moved out of the Inbox before you ever see them and put into email folders. Your Email Inbox Doesn’t Need Artificial Intelligence. It Needs YOUR Intelligence.

Without This One Skill, You Prohibit Your Productivity, Progress and Potential

Papers, files, information, to-do lists and unfinished work slowly creep across your desk like a lava flow. Email flows into the Inbox, sometimes in a slow, but steady drip and sometimes like a fast-moving river. In one instance, you have a physical pile-up and in the other you have a digital one. Yet, in BOTH Without This One Skill, You Prohibit Your Productivity, Progress and Potential

Creating a To-Do List Every Morning Is the Worst Way to Manage Tasks and Wastes Time You Could be Using to Get Things Done

Did you know? More time is WASTED in your workday than you realize. You go about your day, doing what you’ve always done and you don’t question it, because you’ve seen or heard SO many experts and consultants recommend the process you’re following and you know SO many professionals who follow it alongside you. So, Creating a To-Do List Every Morning Is the Worst Way to Manage Tasks and Wastes Time You Could be Using to Get Things Done

Six Steps to Prevent Interruptions and Distractions from Stealing Your Time and Stalling Your Progress

What kind of interruption or distraction is more costly to your time, focus and progress: receiving a call, an email notification, or an unexpected visitor? Or hearing noise in general? Surprisingly, the answer is “none of the above.” That’s because NONE of these are problematic when you understand how to manage them or better yet, Six Steps to Prevent Interruptions and Distractions from Stealing Your Time and Stalling Your Progress

To Be Highly Agile, You First Must Be Well Prepared

Game-changers in life and in business happen all the time. Some are good, like having a child and now you’re figuring out how to adapt to being a working parent for the first time. Or you’ve just gotten engaged and now you need to plan a wedding. Some are not-so-happy occasions, like the passing of To Be Highly Agile, You First Must Be Well Prepared

Why Workday Efficiency is Essential for Success with an Executive Coach

When working with an executive coach, a leadership coach or any success coach, your aim is to set and achieve high-level goals for your job or business. Whether these are marketing goals, sales goals or growth goals of any kind—you and your coach are going to look for noticeable progress every month, and that progress Why Workday Efficiency is Essential for Success with an Executive Coach

How You Work Can Make or Break Your Efficiency, Productivity, and Results

Get away from the old methods for managing tasks and start using the systems you already have to be more efficient, make more progress, and enjoy less stress. Shifting and competing priorities were bad enough before the pandemic began, but this year, the pace quickened and responsibilities were piled on top of already-heavy to-do lists. How You Work Can Make or Break Your Efficiency, Productivity, and Results

The Solution for Email Overload Won’t Be Found in Special Software, Fancy Apps, or Fly-by-Night Hacks. It’s OUTSIDE of the Email Inbox.

If you asked professionals today about email, most—if not all—would say, “It’s too much to handle.” Email is still the most often used communication method in the business world today and understandably, professionals are overwhelmed by the number of emails received daily. However, there’s been a big misunderstanding. Email itself is NOT the problem. Saying The Solution for Email Overload Won’t Be Found in Special Software, Fancy Apps, or Fly-by-Night Hacks. It’s OUTSIDE of the Email Inbox.