How do you effectively handle your mounting workload and still accomplish ideas and life dreams when there is never enough time? Nan tackles that topic with two guests. Time management expert, Dave Crenshaw joins Nan to discuss his new book – The Myth of Multitasking: How Doing It all Gets Nothing Done. http://www.webtalkradio.net/index.php/show-podcasts/74-work-matters-with-nan-russell/2478-week49
Tag: Accountability
Las Vegas Biz Press: Bad Behavior
In a survey conducted by the executive staffing service Robert Half International Inc., workers were asked how much time each day they believed they spent doing personal tasks at the office. The mean response was 36 minutes, while executives believed that employees spent 46 minutes. There is another benefit to setting specific times to allow … Continue reading “Las Vegas Biz Press: Bad Behavior”
Everything Has a Home…
Everything has a home and no visitors allowed. It is such a simple concept, yet it has helped hundreds of people become more organized in their workplace. As our Certified Productivity Coaches go out and work with clients, they help people build a system on how to organize things in their workplace. Perhaps you have … Continue reading “Everything Has a Home…”
New York Times: Multitasking Can Make You Lose … Um … Focus
Interviews with Ed Hallowell, Earl Miller of MIT, David E. Meyer of the University of Michigan, and Gloria Mark of UC Irvine. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/25/business/yourmoney/25shortcuts.html?partner=permalink&exprod=permalink
Procrastination Can Be Your Friend
I sometimes tell my clients something that raises a few eyebrows: procrastination can actually be a good thing. In fact, I encourage clients to procrastinate as much as they possibly can. First, let me explain when procrastination obviously doesn’t work. If you do not have solid personal systems for calendaring and dealing with the flow … Continue reading “Procrastination Can Be Your Friend”
