Closed September 2017
Do you have a post it covering every inch of your computer? Do you write each and every important reminder on a post it note? Has your home office become a sticky notes shrine? Watch this video and pull down all those pieces of paper. (Click here to watch on YouTube if you can’t see… Read more »
It is time to break out your red pen and make some corrections. Does your time management system make the grade? Or are you getting F’s for punctuality? In this video, Part 5 in our five part series, I am sharing the final step in your Time Management Fingerprint- correcting. (click here for the playlist… Read more »
Well, hello there time management tutees! As they say in the movies “you complete me”; and, this video completes your time management system (but not the 5 part Time Management Fingerprint). In this video I will help you complete the tasks you have captured, committed to, and been cued to begin. If time is money,… Read more »
How do you remember your scheduled events? Do you run through your daily schedule once every few minutes to make sure you haven’t forgotten anything? Or do you tie a string around your finger and hope you don’t forget what it’s for? In this video I share some memory joggers that you can use to… Read more »
Pepé Le Pew didn’t shy away from commitment, and neither should you. Your fear may stem from not knowing the five questions to ask yourself when preparing to commit to an appointment. In this video, I am reviewing these five questions and I will show you how this fits in the fingerprint of my time… Read more »
The times they are a-changin! It can be so hard to manage your time when it is flying by. Finding a good time management system will help you in prioritizing your errands as well as everything else on your calendar. It may surprise you that with a few organizational skills you will be able to… Read more »
I want to bring up what I call "Duotasking" again. Not multitasking, DUOtasking. (See original post on this idea here.) My definition of Duotasking: Elegant pairs of tasks that can be done simultaneously with no negative effects. You can either set one task in motion to operate independently from the other, or one task might… Read more »
