Photo by RDNE Stock project from Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/photo/colorful-flip-flops-slipper-in-the-beach-san-8456247/ Get up. Start work. End work. Eat dinner. Get a few things done. Sleep. Rinse and repeat. Sometimes it can feel like weeks, months, or even years, fly by without feeling like much has happened. As a time management coach, I help clients make many tasks in life automatic so that they can accomplish more in less time and with less effort. To optimize our efficiency… Continue reading
How to Manage Your To-Do List
Photo by Suzy Hazelwood from Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/photo/notebook-1226398/ It's hard to believe, but my precious little girls are growing so quickly. And that means some glorious time has started to open up in my schedule. They are sleeping through the night… Continue reading
Plan to Plan
Life rarely perfectly follows a plan But that doesn't mean that you should just give up and not make a plan. It means that you should embrace a realistic expectation of what planning can and can not do for you:… Continue reading
How to Spot Unnecessary Drama at Work
Unfortunately, many workplaces deal with unnecessary drama. What's going on? Usually I like work and can get a lot done. But right now, I feel like all my mental space is consumed by trying to help everyone get along. Is… Continue reading
Improve Your Leadership Through Time Management
You probably don’t wake up in the morning thinking, “How can I make my direct reports miserable?” Vecteezy But according to a survey by SHRM, 84% of workers believe poorly trained leaders create unnecessary work and stress, and one of the… Continue reading
Do you need less white space in your schedule?
Jess Baily, pexels.com When I first started working with a client who we'll call Sharon, she expressed how she felt like she was "running 100 mph." "I'm good at running 100 mph," she stated. "But I wish I didn't have… Continue reading
How to Spend Less Time Writing Emails
Email can take up a massive amount of time. Americans spend about 172 minutes checking their personal emails, and around 149 minutes checking their work emails, per day on average. By reducing how long it takes you to write an email,… Continue reading
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