Pick Your Poison: Phone, Email, Text or Social Media
Under constant bombardment in the information overload 21st Century, Time Management comes down to literally becoming infected by one of these primary methods of communication: Email, Text, Phone, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. These are all rivers of information flow and each one can be deadly if allowed to flow unrestricted. If all the forms are […]
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With a smartphone in your pocket or purse at all times, business never stops. The only one who can stop is you. The growing problem in today’s business environment of connectedness and ultra-communication is that you’re always reachable. Managing time now is the number one objective to balance, not just in your business, but your […]
More InfoThe 7 Secrets of 21st Century Time Manager Pros
Did you know that in a recent survey by Travelodge it was discovered that 72% of the British workforce were giving their employers an extra ten hours of free labor a week, all in an effort to manage their workload and to keep their line manager happy? Or, that the average business worker spends nearly nine hours […]
More InfoAvoid Business Overwhelm: 5 Hidden Secrets to Gain Extra Hours out of Your Same Workday
Did you know that the average business worker spends nearly nine hours each week just looking for information? That’s almost two hours a day! The 5 Hidden Secrets I’m about to share with you are about using an entirely new and different approach to Time Management. In doing so, you will gain back more time […]
More InfoWhy Santa Claus Is Still Better than Fedex and UPS: How to Apply Santa Claus’ Time Management to Your Business
To get into the holiday spirit, I thought we’d have a little, silly fun. Like most kids, one of the magical people in my life growing up was Santa Claus. First and foremost, he brought me amazing gifts. And, it was super simple to obtain what he offered: I just had to be good. But […]
More InfoHave the Right Technology or Else!
Nearly as much as I love Sports, especially basketball, my mistress to hoop is technology. There are only 3 websites I read regularly on a daily basis: NBA Yahoo Sports (or Bleacher Report), the LA Times, and then Mac Rumors. I’m an Apple fanatic and a technology lover all the way. No, I don’t go […]
More InfoThe Lie about Separation of Work & Personal Life
One of the greatest myths ever told is that Work and Personal are separate. Thousands of leaders, teachers, experts, and coaches perpetuate this myth. But it’s not true. The sooner you realize and learn this, the closer you are to achieving BALANCE in the both areas of your life. I like to always talk about […]
More InfoThe Fill Your Day Disease
Why the Working World is stuck in the Industrial Factory Age with the Traditional 9-5 Workday The first problem with Traditional Time Management is that it operates on a flawed premise: That everyone needs to work an 8 hour day. How untrue. We all know employees who can get tasks or jobs done in half […]
More InfoSports and Business: There’s No “I” in Team
There’s a phrase that could circle the world with a line of experts, consultants and life coaches out there that always want to relate Sports and Business. It’s overused and I’m pretty much tired of all of the constantly used metaphors. But here’s why: it’s the Lebron James syndrome. It’s all about the Star. […]
More InfoTop 10 Reasons Why Meetings Can Be a Waste of Time
1. All About Me. The Meeting really is a stage for the Host to show off and talk all about them. Not productive in any manner. This typically can occur often when a Manager or Executive attends a meeting where they really didn’t need to attend and they proceed to dominate, hijack or monopolize […]
More InfoTime Suckers: 5 Things to Avoid Doing in Every Workday that will Suck Your Precious Time
Want to save time in your Workday? Here are 5 things to avoid that will suck your precious time. Allow these to happen and you guarantee losing time. 1. Avoid Meetings like the Plague. Top Time Managers know meetings are the great Time Sucker. Not because Meetings aren’t important, but because nearly 98% of workers don’t know […]
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