Productivity tips, time management skills, and organization hacks for professional women to work smarter, not harder.
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Time management and organizational skills aren’t about simply doing more. They’re about prioritizing and making time for what you want to do, in addition to what you need to do. Define success on your own terms because your time is valuable!
I started a new job last Wednesday, which means that I’ve spent the last week inundated with new information. Much of that is job-specific, but there’s also a whole lot of general information – where the printer is and how to print, how to book conference rooms, conference call phone numbers, email distro lists, etc. It…
For today, I’d like to share some recent favorite time management, productivity and time saving articles from around the web. How Lowering My Expectations Increased My Productivity and My Mood | Andrea Dekker Top tip from the article: “[B]y being more realistic about what I can truly accomplish in a given day or week, I tend to…
How many times do you come across information and think, “Hey, this is great! I need to remember it (or remember to read it)”…and then promptly forget completely about it? It’s so easy to do! Fortunately, there are many apps, programs and tools out there to help you systematize how you save information to consume,…
Now that you’ve created a few different to-do lists, it’s time to tackle time. As in, using a timer. We have an endless variety of timers in our house. There’s the bedtime timer, the naptime timer, the dinner time timer, the time out timer, the “it’s time to leave” timer, the “we’re done watching shows” timer…
Five ways to easily define and implement a list of daily priorities, based on a to-do list management system shared by Mary Kay Ash.