The last few posts have been about minimizing interruptions. Interruptions are literally the single greatest productivity killer in your business or personal life! If interruptions
The last few posts have been about minimizing interruptions. Interruptions are literally the single greatest productivity killer in your business or personal life! If interruptions
In the last post, I talked about avoiding interruptions. Here’s a great exercise for making interruptions visible to you. Create
Here’s a little reality check for you. In the end, the very lowest priority tasks will probably never get done.
There’s an interesting truth that we all conveniently ignore or deny when we take on a new task: Before you
I know you’ve heard the phrase, “Fake it ’til you make it.” There are many examples of where this applies.
Everyone wants to quit their job sometime. But when you want to quit your job all the time, then you don’t have any choice.
Amid the recent stock market volatility, I’ve found myself talking to people about “what to invest in” now. Will stocks
Last week, before everyone was told to go home and stay there, I met some friends for dinner. One longtime
If you’ve ever had a coach, you’ve experienced an interesting human phenomenon: When we ask for help, we usually know:
It wasn’t 20 years ago today. It was probably in September or October. But twenty years ago this Fall, I came down with Rheumatoid Arthritis.
You don’t have to be a workaholic to constantly improve yourself. In fact, it’s human nature to keep your mind engaged. And that means constantly improving yourself.
