Many entrepreneurs are email hoarders—especially when it comes to their inbox. Unfortunately, displaying emails front-and-center creates a cycle of continuous switchtasking. Talk about a productivity killer! Start stockpiling those messages the smart way with my super simple solution—served up in less than 90 seconds! Think of it as a much needed detox for your overstuffed … Continue reading “How to Detox Your Overstuffed Email Inbox”
Why Most Problem Solving is Wasted Time
Entrepreneurs are skilled problem solvers—putting out fires each and every day of the week. Yet the ability to extinguish isn’t nearly as important as the ability to distinguish. Take a brief 87 seconds to focus on the important difference between simple sparks, and boisterous blazes in your small business. Then you’ll add focus—not fuel—to the … Continue reading “Why Most Problem Solving is Wasted Time”
Why Busy Should be the New B Word
Entrepreneurs are brave, fearless, and tireless. They reap the rewards of effort and proudly wear the battle-scars of their persistence. And they should…except in one case. One word comes often to their lips that isn’t a badge of honor, but a white flag of defeat. Pause just 77 seconds with me as we wage war … Continue reading “Why Busy Should be the New B Word”
Which kind of entrepreneur are you: Founder or President?
Feeling the pull from both sides of your small business roles is a common conundrum for entrepreneurs. That’s because at one point or another, you’ll have to choose between leading the way and managing the windstorm. Stop the struggle before it starts, with my 90 second slice for embracing the right role in your small … Continue reading “Which kind of entrepreneur are you: Founder or President?”
Why Time Management is Dead and What to Do About It
Airline food, harmonicas, Donald Trump’s haircut—some things never change. But evolution will always require entrepreneurs to rise to the occasion, or risk extinction. One area where most people desperately need an upgrade is time management. Progress past those primitive productivity practices with this quick and hip small business tip.
