
You need to make a decision today.
You know it. And you probably even know your choice.
Yet, it has been put off for some time.
You need to make that decision today.

You need to make a decision today.
You know it. And you probably even know your choice.
Yet, it has been put off for some time.
You need to make that decision today.

Do you know what’s coming your way this week?
Much of the stress and surprises headed your way can be avoided.
A quick check of your personal dashboard can help you know where you are going and what you need to do.
Today, I have a productivity chat with my friend Mike Vardy of the Productivityist.com
In it, we talk about Mike’s new book, the “why” of productivity, and of course, many time management tools and tips. (Links below)

We live in a world of distractions.
Cell phones. Email. Text messages. Notifications. Pop-ups. And more.
How do you get your work done if you are constantly being interrupted?
I’ll bet you don’t make it through this post without something buzzing, ringing, flashing, or distracting your attention.

I worked with an individual whose time management was destroying him.
His work reputation was that of a slacker who didn’t get anything done. People did not want to work with him. They were afraid to rely on him for tasks, and important projects were given to others.
In fact, he was on the verge of losing his job.
His relationships were not strong. Others stopped inviting him to events, because he often failed to show up.
His health was suffering because he never had time to exercise or get to the gym.
This individual’s disorganization was destroying him on all fronts… work, personal, and health.
What about you? Is your productivity putting you at risk?

How many meetings are on your calendar today?
Take a moment, and count them.
Now, add up how much of your day will be spent in a conference room or on a call.
Better yet, how much of your day is left to get work done?

What makes your company less productive?
Chances are, your employees know the answer to this one.
They are quick to respond with issues like endless meetings, overflowing email, and more.
And yet management wonders why work isn’t getting done.
Is your company ignoring productivity problems in the workplace?

We all like to think we are special.
Better than others. Doing better work. Excelling beyond our peers.
Yet, by definition, most people are average.
Are you choosing to be average?

You can’t get more time in your day.
However, you can get more out of it.
Today, I want to share a few tips to help you carve more time out of your day.

How are meetings in your organization?
Do they need better planning? Better agendas? And better follow up?
If so, you are not alone. Most companies struggle with this issue.
Today, I want to share a great tool that makes it easier to run great meetings.