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A Lesson In Money Management
It disturbs me when I read about marketers who've lost a ton of money promoting their ventures. I've seen messages by marketers who've spent as much as $9,000 without making a cent. What's even more disturbing is the fact that many of them have...
Corporate Identity Management
Competition is great in the market world today and in order to
get your business noticed, you will need good corporate identity
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As both an active project manager and a project management
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Sadly, Performance Management has got itself a bad reputation. Dreaded by those on the receiving end and considered an unproductive chore by the manager, the value and benefits have been lost. But there is another way and here are Ten Tips to help....
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Two Most Important Time Management Questions
Have you ever found yourself thinking about work when you were supposed to be enjoying time with your family… or thinking about your plans for the evening during your work day? Nearly every day, I hear someone tell me they wished there were more hours in the day or that they feel overwhelmed with too many things happening at once.
There are two questions, if you get in the habit of asking yourself and then give yourself an honest answer that can immediately help you become more effective.
Question One: "Is what I am doing right now moving me closer to my goals?" By stopping and asking yourself that simple question, you will quickly be able to identify whether or not you are working in the right area or just wasting your time. And if you are wasting your time on something not important to you, STOP IMMEDIATELY and move on to something meaningful.
Question Two: "Is what I am doing RIGHT NOW the most valuable use of my time?" By focusing on what is truly the most valuable use of your time, you will avoid spending extra time and effort
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keeping yourself busy rather than being productive. The behavior that I most commonly observe in people who are feeling overwhelmed is that they are confusing ACTIVITY with ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Many of our students have commented that by forming the habit of asking these two questions, they not only find themselves accomplishing more than they did in the past, they often find that they are doing more in LESS time.
You can not manage time, but you can certainly manage your focus. I look forward to hearing YOUR success stories as you begin asking yourself the two most important time management questions.
Be FREE!
Eric Plantenberg
About the Author
Eric Plantenberg is a nationally known memory trainer. His new program, Winning The Name Game, teaches professionals how to train their memory to remember names more effectively and be able to recall them at the right moment. For more information on how to better remember hundreds of names and faces visit http://www.WinnngTheNameGame.com
Or email info@WinningTheNameGame.com
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