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stop being reactive at work
Being responsive isn't the same as being reactive. Most people know this intellectually and ignore it in practice. Every time you treat your inbox…
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Panda Planner Product Review
My review of the Rocketbook Panda Planner. I have several pros and cons, but listen, and what may not work for me may be perfect for you! For more insights on products we use personally, visit our Recommendations page. If you're interested in learning how I'm creating…
How I use a personal stylist to reduce decision fatigue
Do you think you have to be fancy-pants (no pun intended) to use the services of a personal stylist? Are you someone ‘stuck in their look' and don't know how to change it up? I'm opening the closet door to using a personal stylist in this post.
How I manage my inbox
How does an email coach manage her inbox? Extensions, Tools, and the proper habits and behaviors.
Systems Tool Audits
It's time to conduct an annual systems tool audit. You may find you're wasting money, time, or not using it for maximum effectiveness.
Screen-free lunch
Marcey shares the importance of taking a screen-free lunch for your health-powered productivity in the afternoon. You may end up eating 30% fewer calories! If you eat most of your meals in front of a screen, consider starting with one lunch a week screen-free with a goal that on most days than not, you'll step away from the desk.
Video office hours
Do you feel like your first name has become Siri, Alexa, Echo, or Hey Google? A solution that results in a win-win is implementing video office hours.
Calendar rejections
Do you struggle with saying no to endless meeting requests? Here are strategies for saying no while being respectful to your time and the requestor.
Trust and Working Remotely
Remote employees work an average of two extra hours per day. So why do you still have a hard time trusting them?
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