Year: 2019

It is essential to be good at time management if you’re going to do well in account management, not just because you need to be able to manage your time effectively in order to be able to deliver what you need to on time but also for your own sanity. If you don’t manage your […]

If you’re struggling with time management or productivity, take back your control by starting with writing something every day. The key word is “something” — as generic a word that is. Something could be a journal entry, a poem, a dream, a blog post, a conversation overheard in the coffee shop, a letter to your […]

Time versus money It is easy to agree that a professional earns lots more per hour than a less skilled worker because of the years of training the professional has had and the amount of responsibility they carry, especially where, for example, their decisions can mean the difference between life and death. It is a […]

First, Unplug and then get rid of music that doesn’t help you study! If you want to make a dent in improving your time management as a college student, take the suggestion I make from “Mind Tricks That Make Learning a Piece of Cake,” a chapter from “College Success”. In it I talk about listening […]

The final step is to turn this new, streamlined approach into a repeatable process so that you stay focused and on track day after day. Create a repeating daily or weekly task for yourself and your team to find items that have snuck onto your task lists or changed priority that you can now Drop, […]

Our second in a series on time management for meetings. In our last blog, we shared some of the practices our clients often use to create meetings that don’t suck. Today, we’ll share the systemized agendas we’ve developed over time to help organizations maintain productive meetings. Hopefully, you’ll find these useful as a starting point for […]