A Secret Source of Time Management
Always do your best, right? Here is an insightful elaboration on this well-known adage.
Always do your best, right? Here is an insightful elaboration on this well-known adage.
Do you have the requisite qualities for building a satisfying life for yourself and a better world for others? No matter what your answer, the good news is, these qualities can be learned and cultivated. In this podcast, I’ll discuss three such qualities and their potential positive impact.
Do you find a million things to do instead of what you really need to do? Here’s a provocative angle on the psychology of procrastination.
What do you want to get out of this time? Today, I’m discussing these challenging and creative times in my interview on The Creativity Coach Podcast about ways we can tap into our creative thinking to move through this with more intention.
There are lots of reasons why fear and panic can wreak havoc on our productivity, not to mention our health. Tune in to this nugget for some compelling reasons to avoid this pitfall of the mind.
One indicator of how much you trust yourself is your decision-making process. If you seem to spend too much energy and time agonizing over whether you’re “doing the right thing”, this pressure-relieving alternative can help you learn to trust yourself, and make decisions in a more practical way.
Leadership isn’t being the boss. It’s empowering others.
Is the fear of failure a looming threat that hampers your decision making process? If so, you are likely spending valuable time and energy in your efforts to avoid doing the wrong thing. Here’s a bit of advice that can save you some angst, and have you breezing through decisions with confidence.
Are you all in with your business? Are you committed to your business success without attachment? Here is some great advice to help you be all in no matter what…
Barb Garrison, CC | moc.evoorglanretninull@hcaoc
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