10 Tips for Getting Things Done
Here are 10 practical ways to get more ‘stuff’ done every day
productivity
The Pomodoro Technique
One Unusual Productivity Time Hack “What happens if you run a motor nonstop in scorching temperatures without taking a break?” That’s the question I asked a 30-year old young man as we talked about his ‘new norm’ of working from home. He has a high-stress job, manages several different representatives,
The Split Schedule
If you’ve traveled to Spain perhaps you were surprised to observe several businesses were closed for the midday break or siesta. In the Mediterranean where afternoon temperatures may reach over 100 degrees siestas are an established historical tradition, yet few Spaniards actually nap during their siesta. Split shifts replace siestas
I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind
[2-minute read] I pledge allegiance to the grind, and to the exhaustion for which it stands. One professional, over worked, with burnout and frustration for all.” A recent blog post entitled “I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind” got me thinking. How many are dissatisfied, not because of what they are
5 Ways to Succeed Working from Home
[3-minute read] 316 days ago the American public saw its first national shutdown to slow the spread of the Coronavirus. As a result you and millions of others found themselves having to conduct day-to-day business from home or make periodic trips to a nearly-empty office. Today, we give you five
Busy vs. Productive People
[2-minute read] Motion and lots of it. That’s often what our brains trick us into believing true productivity is. But is it? Review this list and see how you may be spinning your wheels more than achieving your peak performance at work or home.
Just one more thing
“I’ll take my family on a nice vacation once I make enough money.” “I’m going to create a killer marketing plan that will grow my help me close more loans.” These are just a few examples of the rationalizations for why we’re doing the things the way we are and
When every day is Groundhog Day
Jack Reacher is tough, resourceful, and relentless. These are qualities any reverse mortgage professional can benefit from. That’s what came to mind reading the book “Jack Reacher’s Rules“…
