Productivity Lessons from a Turtle
Heading down to the beach I rescued a turtle hit by a car. It was stunned, immobile and had it’s shell cracked. It’s a survivor and it’s story has lessons …
Five Actions to Take with Email
Ever see the notification when your email box is empty? There are no inbox numbers ticking up into the thousands. In Outlook it says, “We didn’t find anything to show here.” …
Process Not Perfection-Overcoming Procrastination and Perfectionism
Perfectionism and procrastination go hand in hand. When you procrastinate you may say: “I need time to think this through before I get started” “I’m not in the mood” “I …
Making Everyday Feel Like Friday
How does Friday afternoon feel as the weekend awaits? Usually, the answer is awesome! I was asked recently, the type of work I do with clients and what the outcome …
The End of Productivity Week
It’s the end of Productivity Week! Friday marks the end of Productivity Week. Did you know it was even happening? It’s not a ticker tape, confetti and balloons celebration. Monday …
Resolutions for the New Year in Five Pictures
Every year there is the clamor to get New Year’s resolutions in place. Then there are the people who say resolutions don’t work. Here’s what I know about resolutions. You …
Take My Advice…
Have you ever heard the expression “Take my advice ‘cause I don’t use it?” A while back in a conversation with a business owner he discussed having fun at work. …
Gaining Productivity by Slowing Down
Can you slow down at work? Many people hire me to help them achieve more each day yet they’re frazzled and overwhelmed by the tasks already in front of them. …
Six Ways to Keep Pace with Your Inbox
Email management is a universal task in today’s world, but when your inbox gets full, it can become overwhelming and stall productivity. Use these six tips for keeping pace with …
How to Be a Rock Star at Work-Lessons from Henry Rollins
Henry Rollins was the lead singer of the band Black Flag. The band staked their claim in the world of punk rock in the mid-80’s. In the early 90’s I …