This is the second part of a previous post about “pie suckers” so, to review: Roger Mellott speaks about stress management for professionals. He discusses the idea of having an “energy pie” and posits that some people wake up with an energy pie the size of a dinner mint and others wake up with an [...]
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Roger Mellott speaks about stress management for professionals. He discusses the idea of having an “energy pie” and posits that some people wake up with an energy pie the size of a dinner mint and others wake up with an energy pie that is the size of a child’s swimming pool. I take several lessons [...]
Tags: distractions, energy
Goodness, gracious. Sometimes we are just our own worst enemies. You have so many projects to complete, and yet things that are seriously low on the priority list get done first. Here are a few ways to avoid distracting yourself. 1. At the end of the work day, close it out, i.e., put items [...]
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Oh, boy. Sometimes we are just our own worst enemies. You have so many projects to complete, and yet things that are seriously low on the priority list get done first. Here are a few ways to avoid distracting yourself. 1. Map out your day as “work” and “other” times. When you’re supposed to be [...]
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What distracts you? Is it sounds, physical movement, clutter, your own brain, or maybe something else? Before you can begin to eliminate distractions, you have to identify what they are. This article categorizes distractions and offers several examples for each. See if any of these could be distracting you. Distracting sounds include: email sounds telephones ringing [...]
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