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Every day, each of us has 24 hours to spend. Some of us make better use of that resource than others. Learning to manage time and spend it wisely is among the most significant things you can do to build personal and professional success. Here are 65 of the best ways to manage your time: Via The Learning Factor, Bobby Dillard
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One of the most important keys to personal and professional success lies in how you spend your time. Here are 65 of the best ways to manage it. 
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When you want to move up in the workplace, your first instinct might be to ask yourself, “What can I add to my plate to impress people and really prove my worth around here?” That may seem like a smart question to ponder, but in my opinion, it’s not always the right question to start off with. Instead, here’s a good place to start: “What can I subtract from my current workload so that I can clear away some muck, free up my time and energy, and start contributing at the highest possible level?” In other words: “What should I be doing less of around here?” After working as a psychologist and life coach for over 28 years--mentoring super-achievers across all kinds of industries--what I have observed, time and time again, is that the secret to success isn’t doing more. It’s doing less. Here is a simple auditing exercise to help you critically examine your work week and decide which tasks to keep--and which you ought to delete. Via The Learning Factor
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July 23, 2015 7:33 PM
It's time to critically examine what you actually do during the week. |
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Are you a high flyer in your 20s or 30s? Looking to add a board appointment or two to your CV now, rather than waiting another 20 years? Seats at the big table have traditionally been the preserve of older men – and a growing number of women – who've earned their stripes in decades on the corporate battlefield. Opportunities for up-and-comers to join them can be sparse. So how do you swing it while you're still on the right side of 40?
Develop some in-demand expertise and start networking early, recommends 41-year old NDA Law founder Andrea Michaels, who was tapped on the shoulder by the local subsidiary of an international mining company, shortly before her significant birthday rolled around. Via The Learning Factor
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Smart work in your 20s and 30s can set up a seat at the big table.
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March 20, 2016 6:08 PM
Smart work in your 20s and 30s can set up a seat at the big table.
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If you're not happy with your life, either personally or professionally, take a quick look in the mirror. The problem may not be lack of opportunity, or education, or capital, or connections--the culprit could be you. The difficulty could lie in what you believe--and what you do. What do successful people believe and do differently? Via The Learning Factor
Cheryl Engstrom's curator insight,
June 19, 2015 11:21 AM
I know I have made a few of these mistakes. Good reminder 
Lyfe Media's curator insight,
June 19, 2015 12:56 PM
This article is simple yet motivating. We're all looking for some guidance day to day, so why not listen to helpful tips from the successful people we want to be like? If you incorporate even half of these eleven tips into your daily life, we think you'll see significant improvement. LyfeNews |
One of the most important keys to personal and professional success lies in how you spend your time. Here are 65 of the best ways to manage it.
One of the most important keys to personal and professional success lies in how you spend your time. Here are 65 of the best ways to manage it.
One of the most important keys to personal and professional success lies in how you spend your time. Here are 65 of the best ways to manage it.