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Tag Archives: Time Management
Do you suffer from “Sundayitis”?
I used to dread Sunday evenings even more than Monday mornings. On Sunday from about 4pm onwards I used to get a tight feeling in my stomach, thinking about what the coming week was going to be bring me. Mondays … Continue reading
Procrastination and Preferences
Last Saturday I had dinner with a couple who have moved into the village recently. They have a bitch working cocker spaniel who has become our dog Ross’ girlfriend, so we already have plenty to talk about. Ben is a … Continue reading
Ping! Another email to read? Think again!
I meet enough frazzled business people to know that email and unproductive meetings are the two biggest time wasters in the workplace. Of the two, email is easily the most damaging, because it is the source of so much stress. … Continue reading
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Why were you born? And what if you haven’t worked that out yet?
“The two most important days of your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” Thank you Mark Twain, that has to be the best quote I have heard this year. Looking back at … Continue reading
How to unlearn something you’re great at.
It’s hard being me, at times. I expect it’s the same for you (being you, that is). One of my biggest frustrations is that there are certain things I do again and again which I know from bitter experience are … Continue reading
Why doing the Wrong Thing righter makes it wronger
A few years ago (in the Dark Ages before sat nav) I found myself in the centre of Leeds driving alone at night, on the way to a training event. It was dark, raining heavily, past 11 pm. I’d been … Continue reading
