June 2, 2010 by JoAnn Corley
How Effective Are You?
In the realm of time management, the word effective is used quite often. In fact, there is usually a comparison made between effective vs. efficient and of course, both are needed for professional success.
As a reminder, a common definition of effective is doing the right things at the right time to get [...]
October 31, 2009 by JoAnn Corley
Here’s a great time management tip or time management activity that can really save you time!
Overwhelmed by a large project? Having a hard time getting motivated? Finding yourself procrastinating?
Ever heard the expression or question, “how do you eat an elephant? “ The answer? – one bite at a time. Well that same principle applies when [...]
January 27, 2009 by JoAnn Corley
It’s All about Execution…with as little stress as possible
In all the many time management seminars and how to get more organized workshops I’ve conducted over the years, one of the key points I’ve made is this… “I not a fan of being organized or using a time management principle just for the sake of it. [...]
January 27, 2009 by JoAnn Corley
Time is Your Life
You know, we toss around the phrase time management a lot these days. And you can certainly find plenty of information on how to do it better. It seems just like one more thing to deal with in our professional and even personal lives.
With that said, I want to suggest a couple [...]
January 27, 2009 by JoAnn Corley
If you’re reading this post at all it’s probably because you have the personality type that is a natural planner…which of course is all well and good. Hey but too much of a strength can be done in excess and planners can sometimes plan too much. They want to figure it all out before they [...]
January 27, 2009 by JoAnn Corley
Did you realize that you have certain times of the day when you have more energy than at other time? When it comes to time management you can actually save time by doing certain tasks when you have more energy. That time period is called your PPP – peak productivity period.
For example: consider doing things [...]