Do you feel totally overloaded? Do you have too much to do and not enough time to do it? Are you trying to cram 50 pounds of you know what into a 20 pound bag? You attempts to do that could be contributing to the problem. Over the past month or so I’ve been writing [...]
I had such a positive response to my initial podcast two weeks ago that I decided to give it a home of it’s own. If you subscribed to the feed on this site you will probably have to subscribe at the new location. Sorry about that. I am working to have it listed on iTunes [...]
Do you ever have a great idea or remember something to do at a time when it’s impossible to write it down? What happens to those thoughts when you finally have a chance to record them? If you’re like most people they’re long forgotten. I’ve found a solution that you may want to check out. [...]
Our Podcast Has Moved! Click Here to read the post and listen to my interview with business psychologist, Dr. Ingeborg Hrabowy, who uses some very engaging stories to illustrate the pitfalls of poor communications. From now on all of our podcasts will be found on their own site, The On Target Podcast. Better yet subscribe [...]
Not long ago I was listening to one of my favorite podcasts, Internet Marketing This Week, co-hosted by Internet marketing entrepreneur Lynn Terry. Lynn’s a pretty amazing woman. As a single mom she built a highly successful Internet marketing business from scratch…at home. Unlike many work-at-home professionals Lynn was able to become very successful and [...]
Through the years of coaching people to become more focused and productive, the number one time thief has to be shifting priorities. These are the situations when you (or an entire organization) are forced to drop everything to put out fires, react to the unexpected because not reacting has a high price. We all do [...]
Your time is your most valuable and finite asset. It’s up to you to protect it. My morning ritual starts with reading Dilbert, Scott Adams’ brilliant comic strip. As you can imagine I was pleased that his topic was about issues with Outlook. While Dilbert’s example is extreme, it shows the plight of many workers [...]
Let’s face it, we are overwhelmed. We process every day than we did just a few years ago, and it’s not slowing down. Our information comes from more sources than ever (phone, cell phone, e-mail, voice mail, faxes, conference calls, meetings, and many more…see my previous post with some snappy graphics of this). In addition [...]