“Why do people only answer half the questions in my email?” Most people are flooded with emails and tend to glaze over the contents. When you send someone a long paragraph with multiple questions, it’s easy for them to overlook some of them. This leads to frustration and lost time on both ends. Make it … Continue reading “Use bullet points to highlight questions in an email”
You can achieve anything…just not all at the same time.
Yes, you CAN achieve your goals! …just not all at the same time. Try to do too much at once, and you’re either likely to get overwhelmed and quit or to achieve a lower-quality result. Choose ONE goal to focus on at a time. Here’s a simple method for achieving your chosen result: 1. Sit … Continue reading “You can achieve anything…just not all at the same time.”
Why lifelong learning is the key to growing your career, with guest, Naphtali Bryant
“What’s the best way to grow in my career?” LinkedIn Learning instructors Dave Crenshaw and Naphtali Bryant, M.A. discuss how to develop the essential skill of becoming a “learning athlete.” To grow in your career and find the job you want to find, you must show companies that you are committed to lifelong learning. In this live … Continue reading “Why lifelong learning is the key to growing your career, with guest, Naphtali Bryant”
Impatience is the enemy of success
“I’m ready to give up.” – When you expect instant results, you’ll end up feeling disappointed and rushing towards the “next big thing.” Success rarely happens like that. It can take years to see results. Instead, take a breath and be patient. If you focus on one result at a time and give it your … Continue reading “Impatience is the enemy of success”
How three processing questions can save you hours of time
What? When? Where? “I [was] always having piles of unfinished work thinking I was going to do it later…finally I started to find the home for everything. Processing is key. Dave Crenshaw has this calm and clear way to explain that is even relaxing and enjoyable. Thank you so much for this eye-opener.” This is … Continue reading “How three processing questions can save you hours of time”
