Jon Klein — November 22, 2019 Take a look at two NPS responses: “They have been a great partner. But as we look to the future, we’re rethinking how we do things and there are other firms out there that are better aligned with where we are headed. They aren’t going away for a long … Continue reading The Importance of “Importance”
Daniel Burrus — November 20, 2019 Follow @DanielBurrus A difficult problem can and will eventually become a roadblock so large that it renders forward progress in any productive way virtually impossible. The direct result of a roadblock as such is more often than not, procrastination, and the longer this problem is in place, the more … Continue reading Don’t Get Stuck; Move Forward
Jennifer Hanford — November 19, 2019 Follow @jennghanford Pexels / Pixabay Technology is an incredible phenomenon in that it has changed our lives so comprehensively. When you think about it, you may realize that “kids” who are currently coming of age (i.e., Gen Z and some Millennials) have never experienced a world without technology. Most … Continue reading Why Unplugging from Technology Can Make You More Productive
Renee Groskreutz — November 13, 2019 I have a confession to make! I love productivity ideas. It isn’t that I love being productive. I love the idea of being productive. Now, don’t get me wrong here. I would much prefer to be productive but there is a real truth to productivity that is very difficult … Continue reading Is Productivity Getting in the Way?
Mike Kappel — November 11, 2019 Follow @PatriotSoftware As an entrepreneur, you’re likely serious about your startup and want to succeed. But, there’s no rule that says you need to be serious 24/7. News flash: your workplace doesn’t have to be all doom and gloom to be productive (the truth hurts, doesn’t it?). If you … Continue reading Can You Have a Fun and Productive Work Environment? Science Says Yes
Kenna Griffin — October 11, 2019 I’ve never known a student editor who felt ready to become editor-in-chief. Not one. In almost two decades of working with student editors across the nation, I’ve never met a single editor who said, “I’m so ready for the EIC gig.” Instead I’ve heard students say, “I’m scared,” “I … Continue reading Not Ready? 3 Ways to Push Yourself to Do It Anyway
Deborah Sweeney — September 23, 2019 Follow @MyCorporation — September 23, 2019 What’s your initial reaction when you find out you need to attend a business meeting? Do you feel excited at the idea of learning something new, or do you plan to spend the meeting daydreaming because you assume it will be boring? Hopefully, … Continue reading Heading to a Business Meeting? Here’s How to Be a Standout Participant
Liz Kislik — September 19, 2019 Follow @lizkislik — September 19, 2019 Between political upheaval, stock market gyrations and general office politics, there’s plenty for any professional to be concerned about these days. As a business person, it’s part of your job to do rigorous risk assessments, but if you go too far and make … Continue reading How To Work Effectively With A Worrier—Even If It’s You
Bobi Seredich — September 6, 2019 — September 6, 2019 Research shows as leaders move up in an organization, the demands become greater. Busy leaders have to do more with less time. Many people feel exhausted, overwhelmed, and unfocused; often feeling like they are lacking purpose in their work. In their personal lives, they might … Continue reading The Power of Energy Management in the Workplace
Don Dalrymple — September 2, 2019 Follow @dondalrymple — September 2, 2019 I understand. It can be really comforting to do what is urgent and stay in the groove of knocking out tasks. In a given day of work, there’s always the tasks that have to get done to keep pipelines moving, make customers happy … Continue reading Help, I’m Never Getting to the Important Work
