Help! I Need to Prioritize Last night my head was spinning. I couldn’t wrap my head around all the things I had to do. Clients, workshops, assessment tools, research projects and the list went on. There just didn’t seem to be enough of … Continue reading
Many moons ago, when I was learning how to drive, my driving instructor kept telling me to “look 12 seconds down the road.” As tedious as it seemed at the time, he had me cite a running commentary of everything … Continue reading
We all face the same constraint: there are only 24 hours in a day. But some people seem to get so much more done each day. How are they able to fit it all in? Are they sleep deprived? Super … Continue reading
The Jumbo Shovel Approach: Phew! I just got in from shoveling the driveway. Last winter I used a jumbo-sized shovel but I barely got anywhere with a huge amount of effort. This winter I pulled out a smaller shovel and … Continue reading
Welcome back to your monthly productivity newsletter and from what was hopefully, a relaxing summer. For some of you, the summer pace was perhaps a little slower, not so rushed and frantic. Maybe you walked during your lunch hour to … Continue reading
When is your closing time? I often ask my clients what time they leave the office each day (or shut down their computer at the end of each evening). Some people need to leave the office at a specific time … Continue reading
We’re all familiar with the never-ending To-Do list. We keep crossing things off of our list, but those pesky things seem to grow even longer! I often meet people who are frustrated with their To-Do lists. While these frustrations are … Continue reading
As we settle back into the work routine after an oh- so-short Canadian summer, many of us are seeking new ways to save time and get more done each day. On that note, I’d like to propose a huge time- … Continue reading
How often do you find your mind wandering when you’re in the middle of something? If the answer is “all the time” you’re not alone. Why do our minds wander? Many people associate a wandering mind with having too much … Continue reading
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