Posts Tagged ‘deadlines’
Editor’s Notebook 288
The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week Currently Reading: The Gratitude Diaries New On The Blog 12 Things That Look Less Impressive the Older You Get. No more keeping up with the Joneses. How…
Read More6 Time-Saving Hacks for Small Business Owners | Solo-preneur Strategies
Time is your most valuable resource, and that’s especially true for small business owners. And if you’re a solo-preneur, then you might not have a staff of assistants to do your bidding. As a one-woman show myself, I’m always looking for ways to get stuff done fast. The more efficiently you use your limited time, the…
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The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week Book I’m currently reading: The Perfection Detox, which I mentioned in my January Wheel of TBR video. How “Doom Boxes” Can Help You Tame Clutter. A…
Read MoreHow to Set Deadlines for Goals | Why a Simple Deadline Can Change Your Life
It’s no secret that I’m a Type A, high-strung, go-go-go-getter. I live for checklists, devour project plans, and of course, Monday is my favorite day of the week. Do you know what my least favorite day is? It’s . . . “someday.” Nothing drives me nuttier than when my clients drag their feet on their…
Read More13 Ways to COLOR CODE Your Planner for Maximum Productivity
I consider myself a productivity expert, or “The Productivity Queen” as one of my clients affectionately named me. One of the most important things for me to know if I’m on track with my goals is to instantly see my progress. I want to look at my calendar or planner and know immediately if something…
Read MoreWhat to Do If You’ve Been in a Truck Accident
Commercial trucks are a common sight on roads, and the Federal Motor Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulates and evaluates the risks associated with truck driving. More trucks in traffic means more people will be involved in truck accidents. Statistical data shows there are around 500,000 truck-related accidents annually, with about 5,000 being fatal. You must be…
Read More6 Proactive Steps to Prevent Employee Burnout
The corporate world can take its toll on those working in it, and stressful work hours often cause burnout and resentment. Of course, the company must produce results, but overworked employees make more mistakes, miss more deadlines, and are more likely to quit. That doesn’t bode well for your bottom line. It’s in everyone’s best…
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