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Give Yourself a Present: 3 Things You Can Do to Finish Strong
Is this year going by fast or what? I feel like I just got used to writing 2010, and here we are in December already. While there may be a temptation to coast through to the finish line, there are some things that we can do to wrap up 2010 strong. Read on for three [...]
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3 Balls Approach to Prioritizing
I tend to take on a lot of things – sometimes too much. While I naturally want to get everything done, sometimes I need to juggle. Not being a circus star, I need to prioritize all the balls I have in the air. Otherwise, I may end up dropping the wrong one. When I consider [...]
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Why can’t we get this prioritizing thing right?
People talk about prioritizing a lot. And there is no doubt why. The word offers such promise for a calm and stress-free work day. However, with all of the talk around prioritizing, one would think that we would see better results. So many of us get caught up in urgent tasks and we find ourselves [...]
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Prioritizing in 3 Simple Steps
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 me to go around. At times like this, we all know that we need to [...]
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