MANY people have been complaining recently about their time management problems specifically around having an inordinate amount of meetings to attend on a daily basis. This leaves them with little or no time to tend to their emails, voice mails or anything else, for that matter. The incredible stress this causes can be greatly reduced.

First off, know that you really DO have control over the number of meetings you attend. If you use a group calendar system like Outlook and your calendar is empty at the time a meeting is called, then you will be scheduled to attend it. However, if you intentionally block out time (translate = show busy) for your Read More...

Randy Pausch, author of the Last Lecture, gives his perspective on how to deal with the commody of time.

When presented with a task or looking at your to-do list, Randy suggests asking yourself these questions:

Why am I doing this? What is the goal?
Why will I succeed?
What happens if I choose not to do it?

Another great point he Read More...

On May 18 & 19, Carl Messina, will be instructing the Memory Training Workshop in Cromwell, CT at the Crowne Plaza. If you have not yet reserved your seat, please enroll today – space is limited.

You have two time blocks to choose from – just remember that you must attend BOTH DAYS and only attend one time block on each day.

Times: 12:30 – 4:30 pm -OR- 6:00 – 10:00 pm

Location:
Crowne Read More...

Well, the time has come to pick the winners of our What are You Saving For Contest.

Thank you to all our submissions as I truly enjoyed reading about how each of you are taking action to move you closer to your savings goals.

From saving for weddings, vacations, world travel, retirement to skydivng, “Honeymoon Funds” & “Man/Woman Caves” all answers were appreciated. So many great answers. I feel I have learned a ton and I thank you again for your sharing.

All that being said, I have come up with what I feel are an excellent top 3 of winners:

First Read More...