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It’s an Executive Time Management Secret: Getting Work Done in Half the Time

by Ray_anne
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Try this and don’t laugh: Get all mandatory work done before lunch.   Believe or not, this has long been a secret of successful executives. Obviously, it requires a significant amount of organization and discipline. Learning to ruthlessly prioritize is key to winning in this particular time management program. Understand that fixed duties and tasks must be [...]

November 16, 2011 CONTINUE READING THIS POST →

6 Travel Tips to Keep You Sane

by Ray_anne
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“One’s destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.” ~Henry Miller Given that my work travel season is winding down, I thought I would share a few travel tips that have saved me time, over and over again.  Travel time management tips that really work and are practical are hard to come [...]

November 3, 2011 CONTINUE READING THIS POST →

Wasting Time = Wasting Money

by Ray_anne
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There are 168 hours in a week.   That’s what we are given. Forty or more of those hours are typically devoted toward a career, toward making a difference in a chosen field, toward providing for individual or familial needs. Mark Zuckerberg has the same amount of time as you or I, that just seems [...]

October 20, 2011 CONTINUE READING THIS POST →

Four Rules for Victory Over Email Traffic Jams

by Ray_anne
Victory Over Email

One of the best ways to stand out at your company or with a client is to exhibit time management skills that showcase your ability to handle crucial assignments and/or a large workload.  Geez, that was a mouthful.  I, like most people, often feel there are not enough hours in the day. I want more [...]

August 18, 2011 CONTINUE READING THIS POST →

This HR Blogger’s Chasing Tail

by Jessica Miller-Merrell
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One of the most challenging pieces of blogging daily is not content creation but the act of creating the content.  Finding time or making time to write that daily blog post.  The struggle or juggle to create my daily content is a result of what I like to call chasing tail. Working to catch up.  [...]

April 26, 2011 CONTINUE READING THIS POST →

Growing Your Business with Twitter

by Jessica Miller-Merrell

For those that take the time to learn and embrace Twitter, it is a great tool to promote your brand, build a wider network, and as a marketing and business tool allowing for companies and consultants to better understand and instantly poll their target customers and market segment.  The presentation featured below is one I [...]

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