As our daily routines get busier and more chaotic, staying on top of everything can be difficult. It’s easy to lose track of appointments, deadlines, and important tasks. The good news is that getting and staying organized is much easier than you might think. In this blog post, we’ll look at some of the essential… Continue Reading »
I frequently talk about organizing your space and paper or digital files. At the beginning of the year, I also suggest reviewing and tweaking your routines as they have a direct impact on your productivity. Whenever you are re-assessing and re-organizing especially when getting organized so you’ll have a productive year, there’s one more piece… Continue Reading »
A few years ago I was constantly striving to create balance between my work and personal lives. It was an uphill battle as I frequently found myself having to take a step back to re-adjust. Why… because there wasn’t any balance. Those personal activities like more family time, me time, time to explore new hobbies,… Continue Reading »
As I have had a number of conversations about time management over the past couple of weeks, this seems to be a hot topic right now. In order to answer my own questions plus those being asked of me, I did some research so I could easily answer “what are 3 time management strategies”. Since… Continue Reading »
Staying productive is challenging especially during these unusual times. Most are working from home which comes with its own built in set of distractions and disruptions. This makes it that much more essential to be sure that you’re not just busy but are productive. The tasks that are being checked off your list should be… Continue Reading »
One of the biggest challenges my clients frequently face is time management. Completing tasks, meeting deadlines, finishing projects, all while managing client calls, team meetings… you get the picture! I’ve compiled a few of my favorite time management blogs that will inspire you to make changes, set priorities, and so you can get your work… Continue Reading »