Entrepreneur, business coach, and author Natalie Eckdahl talks about the importance of managing our mindset, and shares how the support of an intentionally assembled team helps her accomplish what matters most to her.
Last week we talked about resolutions and goals–things we plan to start doing this year. This week, let’s consider some things to stop doing (and what to do instead).
As the new year begins, are you making resolutions, setting goals, or both? What’s the difference, and how can they work together to create the results you want?
What matters most to you, and how will you make room for it in your life in the coming year? In this last episode of the year, I share some thoughts I’m pondering as the year ends and a new one begins.
Disappointed with your progress toward the goals you set for yourself this year? Let’s talk about things you can do to start down a more productive path.
Tech executive, award-winning food blogger, wife, and mom Vicky Volvovski shares thoughts on managing a busy life with a centralized system, and on brainstorming solutions to challenging projects.
Some of us (raising my hand) tend to focus so much on the future that we forget to be present today. On the other hand, it’s easy to get so wrapped up in our day-to-day commitments that we forget to step back and look at the long-term big picture. A challenge for many of us…
“Time keeps passing whether or not you think about where it’s going.” Laura Vanderkam, author of Off the Clock & other books about productivity and time management, encourages us to be intentional about how we use our time..
A few simple habits can make a big difference in our day-to-day productivity and help us accomplish more with less effort. In this episode I share a few small habits that help me make time for what matters most.
