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Tag Archives: focus
The Tyranny of the Possible
Having clear objectives is a protection against the maelstrom of ideas that fly about in the creative brain. Goals give us discipline. They put backbone in our time management decisions. Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, High Octane Performance, Productivity, Self Management
Tagged dream, focus, ideation, objectives, possibilities, possibility, time management
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Getting What You Want In 6 Steps
The key to getting what you want is staying focused. Without focus your days will fill with unsatisfying information processing and unproductive busy-ness. Try this 6-step approach… Continue reading
Playing a bigger game
Ever find yourself tied up in knots over little things that went wrong? Playing a bigger game helps us to be more intentional with our cerebral real estate and improve alignment to our goals. Read on… Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Productivity, Self Management
Tagged focus, focus management, goal, letting go
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Patience is highly overrated IMHO
In my book patience is not a virtue and good things don’t come to those who wait. You can quote me. Continue reading
Working Mentorship
Last month I had a conversation with someone who counseled me to ensure that I was keeping a healthy balance of tactical versus strategic goals. I love that we had that conversation and have given quite a bit of thought to it in … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Communications, Getting Results, Inspiration, Leadership, Management, Networking
Tagged coaching, engage, focus, Vision
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Focus Under Fire
The ability to focus on the right things during times of apprehension or overload is a leadership differentiator of the highest magnitude. One reader’s comment at HarvardBusiness.org struck me as the simplest definition of leadership under pressure I’ve ever encountered. … Continue reading
Focus Management In The Information Age
Keeping our goals front and center will help us stay aligned and play a bigger game. This blog contains an exercise to help identify daily wins. Continue reading
Posted in Career, Leadership, Management, Productivity
Tagged best practice, David Allen, Drucker, focus, GTD, knowledge worker, Productivity, Vision
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