Let’s be honest here. You have an endless to-do list and are burdened by things you have to do. But let’s see how things can be turned around just by changing one word in your vocabulary.
I love attending social and networking events to meet new people. I introduce myself, shake hands and moments later, I sometimes forget their names. Does this happen to you as well?
It’s not that time management is bad. It’s just that some methods tend to put you in a box and twist you to become a productivity automaton. Truth is, we are humans and we work differently from robots.
They say that we are the sum of the 5 people we spend the most time with. Here’s what having great company can do for you.
Most people see Mondays as the start to the daily grind, the cramped commute and the monotonous 9-to-5. However, there are things which successful people do differently at the start of the week. Here’s 10 of them.
We hold meetings for many reasons, from working on school projects to planning for future product launches. However, their effectiveness is questionable. A Microsoft Office Survey revealed that people spend 6.5 hours a week on them – almost a whole work day. Here’s how Steve Jobs does meetings.
How do you start your day? By rushing to check off your to-do list? Reading through your emails? Why not take 15 minutes to ask these questions to ensure that you are really focusing on the things which truly matter?
