effectiveness – Page 2

How Not To Lose Track of Takeaways

In all the busyness, it’s easy to lose track of what we have agreed to do for each other, that is of […]

Our worries about how something will get done are merely us focusing on what’s wrong. This, we’ve seen, is a great way […]

Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. –Albert Einstein Our companies thrive when we have the simplest possible […]

There’s a fundamental flaw that makes all time (or task) management awful. When we think about time management, we make the unwitting […]

Fighting what we don’t want (at home, work, or in the world-at-large) only pushes people to fight back. Our energy gets drained […]

Assuming we know the outcomes we want to see, there are two ways we can approach any given situation. We can worry […]

How we (deep down) feel about ourselves determines much (almost all) of our effectiveness at work and in life. We can see […]

It’s not about getting it all done. We can’t even get most of it done. There’s just too much we could do […]

We have been trained to believe that we have to fix what’s wrong. Nah. Don’t try to fix it. It’s waaaaay faster […]

Listen to conversations on the street, through the media, at work, and even at home. Much of what we hear is complaint. […]