This is a case study about how to declare to-do list bankruptcy and win. It's no coincidence that I've been MIA the past few weeks around here: between client work, business travel, recharging/unplugging, feeling under the weather and preparing for Year 2 of Ridiculously Efficient,...
To pump up productivity and become ridiculously efficient, you must be exceptionally proficient at prioritization. Here's a tip to help you contextualize your priorities, eradicate the word "can't" from your lexicon and ultimately improve efficiency. "X is not a priority." Use this...
Work is fun when you love what you're doing and really enjoy your colleagues' company. What about when you work for yourself, though? These tips have helped me stay on task over the past five years, and they'll also help you cultivate an enriching experience...
Why let startups and big corporations have all the fun? These productivity-preserving perks for solopreneurs ensure your creativity and efficiency stay charged up year-round. When you're working for yourself, it's tempting to put in overtime -- after all, you're only contributing to your own...
My guest posts this week included tips on manager-employee relations, project management apps and the atrocious statistics on vacation time in the U.S. * Changing careers is becoming as commonplace as changing clothes, so it's no wonder why 60% of the US workforce want to change careers. [PayScale]...
The debate over whether to preschedule tweets has diehard supporters on both sides of the fence. Here's why I choose to automate social media, and how you can save time in your day by doing the same. Why Automate Social Media? Here's why prescheduling tweets has...
