When you think about productivity, do you only think about your own productivity or ability to get things done?
There’s actually more to the story.
The truth is our productivity or ability to get things done is directly related to how we communicate and work with others…
Do you find it difficult to get ready and leave the house in the morning?
Are you always taking care of “one last thing” so much so you lose track of time?
Here are three tips to help you get ready and get on with your day…
Have you been wondering how to get a grip on your social media consumption?
You sit down to post an update on a social network such as Facebook, Pinterest or Google+, get drawn in and then realize an hour or two have come and gone…
Are you looking to be more productive?
It’s as easy as putting a few common items in your home and office in order!
In today’s post I offer eight organizing tasks to save yourself some time and energy in future.
You’ve seen them in offices, schools and you might even have one yourself on or at your desk.
It’s easy to tell what is new and should be looked at, versus what should be mailed or delivered.
What are they? These items are inboxes and outboxes.
Today’s post offers you a new take on an old method of processing work and materials.
Are you taking your children trick-or-treating this Halloween?
Maybe you’re just a kid at heart and want to appreciate the finer methods of productivity and organization for one’s personal candy gain (who says these subjects can’t be fun?)
Today’s post shows you how to plan a trick-or-route for the maximum candy return on your trick-or-treating investment.
Do you ever get stuck working on a project?
You’re rearing to move forward, yet can’t move backwards…it looks like the only way left is to move sideways.
As annoying as this may sound, your project’s sticking point isn’t necessarily a bad thing!
In this post I cover an interesting approach to productivity you might want to consider the next time things prevent you from moving forwards.
One of your work colleagues is getting ready to go on vacation.
You have some important work-related questions to ask before they leave, but you don’t want to get in their way or cause a huge problem at the last minute (you know how that feels).
How should you handle this delicate situation?
In this post, I give you a few tips to help you get things done on your end, while not ticking- off the other person as they prepare for their much-needed vacation.
Are you reluctant to take breaks from your work or play?
Do you think stopping will slow you down and/or cause you a major setback?
Today’s post is a reminder that taking a break is not a sign of weakness.
Are you just getting over a cold or one of those yucky bugs that’s going around?
Looking to get back into the daily grind without feeling overwhelmed?
Read on for a few tips to help you get back into the swing of things slowly, but surely.