This month’s Business Leaders’ webinar was on Ruthless Priorities & Guilt.
If you missed it you can download the podcast or the whole webinar (includes presentation, worksheets and templates.
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Here is what we talked about:
No one is helping you: Definining and sticking to Ruthless Priorities is one of the most important and hardest things we are asked to do as business leaders. Read More
I often talk about the importance of Ruthless Priorities – You can download a free excerpt about this from my book, RISE.
But often, people say, “Patty, I am good at prioritizing, I do get the most important things done, but how do I deal with the guilt I feel about all the things I am not doing.” Read More
People often ask me if they should keep a work journal of some kind.
I was encouraged to do this early in my career — I did it for awhile.
Was it worthwhile? I wasn’t sure. Read More
In this month’s webinar we talked about how the most successful people rise above the work and add more value to the business.
WORK MORE STRATEGICALLY
Listen or download the webinar to learn more. Read More
I recently received some input from a reader that defined the perfect storm of being stuck in the workhorse trap. Here it is…
“I’m the workhorse for our volunteer emergency communicator group. There are 4 of us, but here lately I’ve been the only one answering the calls from the City for severe weather (tornadoes, severe hailstorms, etc.) Read More
This month’s webinar topic: Be Less Busy, Be More Strategic drew record breaking attendance.
People at all levels are feeling overworked and over-whelmed.
You want to be more strategic, but it’s really hard when the work keeps getting piled on and the pressure never lets up. Read More
What should you do when your boss keeps asking for things?
What should you do when demands pile up so high that you and your team are constantly over-booked and the work just keeps coming?
I always talk about how you need to rise above the tactical workload and be more strategic — but what do you do when it’s your boss that is causing the problem? Read More
I often talk about the hazard of being work-horse.
If you are known for always getting a lot of work done and for being able to do an extraordinary amount of work personally, it is likely you are a work-horse. Read More
If I could offer one idea that will have a huge impact on your success and your satisfaction with work, it would be that you give yourself time to think.
(you can stop reading here if you accept that point!) Read More
Your company can absorb an unlimited amount of work from you, and they won’t appreciate it. It’s up to you to change things.
Re-write the script of how your job impacts your happiness and fulfillment. Read More
