Time Management
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Universal Peace Calendar
„When someone dreams alone it´s just a dream. When a lot of people dream the same dream nit´s the beginning of a new reality...“ Friedensreich Hundertwasser A common impulse of Ursula Wagner(Austria)n& Wilfried Fink (Germany) Wouldn´t it be great if there would be ...
4 Time Management Tips
Time itself cannot be managed. It ticks inexorably forward. However, we can manage our behavior to make the most of the time we have. All behaviors employed to best utilize time should target one thing: sharpening focus. The more you focus on the task(s) at hand, the more productive you will be, which will also lower your stress. Increased focus is attained by reducing the interruptions and distractions that pull you away from what you’re doing. Small Changes Make Big Differences See if these suggestions help you stay more focused during the day: 1. Turn Off New Message Alerts.
Time Management is a Myth
Time can’t be managed. It ticks inexorably forward, second by second. The phrase "time management" is really just a catch-all to describe how we get things done. The sum of all we get done is our productivity. Thus, we’re talking about productivity, and, in this case, individual productivity.
The Most Important Non-Renewable Resource: Keeping Your Eye on the Prize
We spend every day in the trenches. Putting out today’s fire. Rising to the next occasion. We focus on moving the proverbial ball down the field. Little thought is given to what it means to cross the goal line. I recently had occasion to enjoy a cup of coffee with a client towards the end of the day. It was a perfect time for us to sit back and just catch up.
Playing in Traffic is Dangerous - Workspace Arrangements that Increase Focus
Whenever I speak to audiences about productivity, be it during a training seminar or a keynote presentation, I always, always, always recommend that they face away from passing traffic. The urge to look up is so strong and whenever we fall prey to that urge, we lose our focus. The natural tendency to look up whenever someone passes by is instinctive. It’s probably a survival mechanism long-instilled in our psyche to observe the “threat” before it consumes us.
The Three Rhythms of Workflow - Getting and Staying in the Groove
It's been a rock and roll day here at QuietSpacing(R) central. Monday's always are ... for most of us. Between all the things I shoved into this week from last week, the things everyone else shoved into this week, and the collective exigencies that popped up over the weekend, it's a wonder Monday ever ends!
Four Ways to Minimize Interruptions and Distractions
We are bombarded by interruptions and distractions all day long. They affect our focus and cause us to lose time getting back up to speed. If we can increase our productivity by just six minutes each day, we’ll increase our productivity by 24 hours each year. That’s three days of production this year over last! Imagine what it would feel like to have three days of work off your desk right now. Quelling the Noise