In today’s fast-paced world, where we juggle endless tasks, emails, and responsibilities, taking a moment to “wrap-up” our week can make all the difference. Just like a computer runs smoother after organizing and closing out files, our minds also benefit from clearing and closing out the week’s clutter at the
Whether you work from an open-concept office, a private office, or a home office, interruptions and lack of organization can lead to frustration and burnout. High-performing leaders know the importance of taking control of their work environment to boost productivity and reduce stress. By creating a high-performance workday, you can
I get that to-do lists are not as natural and exciting for some as they are for others. However, to-do lists are essential for productivity.
What tools keep you productive? Here are some recommendations for top tools from the Forbes Coaches Group….
In his article on Inc.com, 20 Awesome Productivity Tricks Anyone Can Use, Jeff Haden shares his productivity tricks. They are: Create Systems, Not Goals Make Temptations Hard to Reach Maximize the Most Important Tasks Allow Less Time for Key Projects Chunk Housekeeping Tasks Just Say No Start Small So You Won’t Mind
In her book, The Best Yes, Lysa Terkeurst tells more about saying no so that you can do your best and be your most productive by saying yes to only the right things. Keep Charging & Shine! Christy Geiger, Executive/Leadership Coach, www.synergystrategies.com
In my blog, Designing the Physical Environment, I discussed how to evaluate and bring your physical space more in-line with your goals. Getting organized is crucial to making the best use of your physical environment, but what are the tangible benefits of being more organized? In his article, Benefits of
If you have a cluttered, boring or uninspired work environment it makes it more difficult to be there. 1) Set your “stage” for work. What inspires you, what relaxes you, what brings you joy? Decorate your office with some “art”… some people put motivational quotes or passages, pictures of your family,
Are you finding you have a lot to do, but never seem to have enough time? 1) First assess how you are spending your time. Here are a few common time eaters to watch out for: • Have a long list of things to do and focus on all the
VISION – MOTIVATION – FOCUS – CLARITY – ENERGY – SPEED – PRODUCTIVITY – RESULTS – SUCCESS – and more.. What could you do with this? VISION. You will have a clear idea of where you want to go and how to get there. Often we know the end result,
