by Harold Taylor | Aug 18, 2020 | General Time Management
Being proactive involves doing the important things before they need to be done. If you want to avoid the tyranny of the urgent, you must plan well into the future so you know what to expect, who you must call and when, who you must meet, where and when, and what...
by Harold Taylor | Aug 10, 2020 | Uncategorized
Reframing is expressing a concept, idea, or product differently. When we change our point of view on any given situation, the facts remain the same, but a deliberate shift is made in how we see it. We are reframing when we see a problem as a challenge and can imagine...
by Harold Taylor | Aug 6, 2020 | General Time Management
Lastt week’s blog article, as well as the next one, are based on my latest eBook, “A Positive Attitude that Gets Results,” soon to be published by Bookboon. Dr. Edward Creagan in his book, How not to be my patient, refers to research indicating that pessimists have a...
by Harold Taylor | Jul 27, 2020 | General Time Management
During my career as a time management trainer and facilitator, I have learned that some people feel that they have little control over their time. They believe that their lives are completely controlled by external events. Those people will likely gain little, if...
by Harold Taylor | Jul 21, 2020 | General Time Management
Here are a few suggestions from my recent eBook, Making Deadlines Work for You published by Bookboon. At our website, you can see descriptions of this book and about thirty others that I have written. Set the “Due date” for yourself a few days ahead of your promised...
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