High Impact and the Power of Less

2017-03-02T09:45:56-05:00By |Prioritizing, Productivity|

So much to do, not enough time. WOW - how many times have you thought that? The reality is . . . you can have it all, you just can't have it all at the SAME TIME! Each of us is gifted with 168 hours each week - and we have control over how we spend those hours. One of the keys to "spending your [...]

What’s Your Next Goal? Think Big!

2017-05-03T10:48:10-04:00By |Goal Setting and Mind Set, Prioritizing|

If you could focus for the next 30 days on ONE goal, what would it be? What do you want to work on over the next 30 days? It’s AWARENESS building time! Allow yourself to think big during this exercise.  No judgment. No censoring.  No decisions. Just brainstorming. [su_youtube url="http://youtu.be/SdDe9Rx2VlY" width="360" height="280"] Create a list by answering some of these questions . . . [...]

The 5 Emotional Stages of Creating Change

2016-12-07T20:00:03-05:00By |Goal Setting and Mind Set|

Creating change can be tough!!! I recently read The 12 Week Year: Get More Done in 12 Weeks Than Others Do in 12 Months by Brian P Moran and Michael Lennington and especially noticed the graph below. What I found interesting about this graph is the authors took into account the emotional piece of creating change. A quick overview of the Emotional Cycle of [...]

Are You a Planner or a Crammer?

2018-10-23T14:44:53-04:00By |Checklists & Systems, Goal Setting and Mind Set|

You're productive but know you can do better and still reduce the stress of working too much. One way to do that is to play to your strengths. Become aware of the amount of time and effort it takes you to begin a task. Are you the systematic Planner, the last-minute Crammer, or a combination? All three have positive and negative characteristics. [...]

The Magic 168 Solution to Time Management

2016-12-07T20:00:05-05:00By |Goal Setting and Mind Set, Prioritizing|

Data rules!  When it comes to being effective and efficient - nothing can take the place of having accurate data when making decisions. Do you have enough time to get everything done each day? Most people say "no"!  In fact, 90% of my clients come to me because they feel overwhelmed by the amount of stuff on their plates. Early in our coaching relationship, [...]

When is a Double Standard a Good Thing?

2018-10-23T14:48:38-04:00By |Goal Setting and Mind Set|

When is "good enough" good enough? When is "perfection" the only option? As a motivated professional you KNOW that sometimes perfection truly is the only answer. Other times as long as you finish a project that is considered success. The key is knowing the difference! One of my clients (I'll call her Kim) really struggles to send out a marketing piece to her prospects [...]

Are You the Asked or the Asker?

2016-12-07T20:00:07-05:00By |Awesome People, Goal Setting and Mind Set|

Mary Cravets I've been fortunate to work with the AMAZING marketing and business coach Mary Cravets the past few months. As we strategically looked at my business, clients, part marketing efforts and goals we created a Marketing Blueprint of activities to accomplish each month. I love Mary's approach, as it deals with data. No second guessing. No throwing spaghetti against the wall hoping [...]

Manage Time by Defining Success

2016-12-07T20:00:08-05:00By |Checklists & Systems, Goal Setting and Mind Set|

In a recent post I talked about how to stay focused on a goal by measuring the steps along the way. I want to expand on that idea by telling you about what happened at a major event I chaired a few months ago. I'm privileged to be coordinator of education for two local women-in-business networking groups, and I thought it would be useful [...]

How to Define Success Using Benchmarks

2016-12-07T20:00:09-05:00By |Checklists & Systems, Goal Setting and Mind Set|

Recently my client Jane started her coaching session with the statement, "I really want to work on finding some strategies to help me stay focused on a project even when I'm in the middle of a crisis." This is a common challenge for my clients. Most of them are super busy and as soon as something unexpected comes up, their day gets thrown in [...]

What Is the Connection Between Crying and Time Management?

2016-12-07T20:00:12-05:00By |Checklists & Systems, Goal Setting and Mind Set|

Fifteen years ago I sat on my kitchen floor and cried. It was the day after Thanksgiving and I was expecting 40 people in my home in about an hour. I had worked most of the weekend and all week except for Thanksgiving day. I had just found out that one of the guests was a vegetarian and I was SURE I wouldn't have [...]

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