The real cost of task switching
I’m a closet multi-tasker. I secretly pride myself on being able to nimbly switch from one task to the next.
Sometimes a frog is not a frog
You may have heard the phrase, “eat the frog first.” We blogged about it years ago. Essentially, the advice is
Time’s great disappearing act
Today’s blogger is Tiffany Funk, Humanergy’s Marketing Manager. Time. Where does it go? Do you ever walk into the office
Noise reduction
Beginning on Independence Day, I’ve taken steps to reduce the noise in my life. Not the actual airwaves kind of
Procrastination problem?
Yesterday I finally did something that I’d had on my “to-do list” for a long time. (That’s in quotes, because
Take action to manage time
There are lots of complicated processes about how to get things done. However, some of the best advice is simple. I
You get what you schedule
I am great at making to-do lists. Right now I have a paper list at my office, one in Outlook tasks,
Yes, you can manage interruptions
“Don’t be defeated by a self-fulfilling prophecy that your interruptions can’t be controlled.” Jack D. Ferner Interruptions can drain your
Get real about time
A dear friend used to talk about the “elasticity” of time. That was his way of describing his cultural perspective
Get real about procrastination
“If it weren’t for the last minute, I wouldn’t get anything done.” Author unknown Okay, in the spirit of full
