In my work with successful professionals and business owners, I often hear my clients voice a common concern: “I don’t have the time to do what I really want to do. Work occupies so much of my time. I feel my life is out of balance.” Successful professionals and business owners often feel pressured to work harder and keep longer hours to keep up with the demands of their work. Under these circumstances it is easy to develop the belief that there just is not enough time to do all that needs to be done, much less to spend time doing what one would like to do. Feeling controlled by circumstances leads to significant feelings of frustration that, over time, will lead to poor work performance and burnout. Restoring a sense of balance is crucial to thriving in your work and personal life.
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The Secret To Work-life Balance
Categories: Uncategorized | March 17th, 2008 | by admin | no comments
The 80-20 Rule
Categories: Uncategorized | March 15th, 2008 | by admin | no comments
There is a proven statistic that can be applied to direct our activity towards the results that we desire. The statistical formula looks like this: 80% of our success comes from 20% of our activities. That means that 80% of our efforts contributes to only 20% of our success. When analyzing people who are struggling, it is quickly realized that they tend to focus on those activities that seem to generate the lowest results. Their day is consumed with the attending to those tasks which have little effect on the overall picture.
Goals Are Fine And Dandy But Habits Create Your Life!
Categories: Uncategorized | March 11th, 2008 | by admin | no comments
Goals, we all know that they are supposed to help us achieve great things. We may have even taken a class to learn how to accomplish the goals that we set. You may have heard countless professionals say that without a goal you are less likely to succeed. Have you ever wondered it’s really about the goal at all? New life, new possibilities, clean slate, sound perfect? What if you could find a way to change your life and never set a goal again!
How To Make Money Work For You
Categories: Uncategorized | March 2nd, 2008 | by admin | no comments
Do you save any money for your future? What do you do with the money you save? Do you stick it in a savings account for safe keeping, or even leave it in your checking account for a rainy day? Investing in your future and the future of your family is very important. This task is often ignored by many adults who expected social security benefits to take care of them after retirement. Now that retirees are learning the hard way how much our social security system has failed them, people need to find other ways of making their money stash grow.
Managing Change In An Organization
Categories: Uncategorized | March 2nd, 2008 | by admin | no comments
So you are standing by the water cooler with the rest of the staff, chatting. Then someone points to a new notice on the staff cork board. All of you rush to the notice and groan in unison: yes, another change will be made in your department. You wonder whether your job is on the line, hoping against hope that it is not. Your organization is going through an organizational change.
When does an organization experience change? The leaders of the organization might initiate change when they try to amend how the organization operates. It also occurs when the organization adds to or takes away a key segment or process from the system. Change also happens when the organization switches to a new plan to achieve success.