By: Gene Simmons Time. I’m talking about Time! Where’d it go? Not just yesterday, or the week before, but last year – and the one before that – and the one before that…Wow! ...
By: John Madden “Time is what we need the most and what we use the least.” Benjamin FranklinI asked a potential client if he had received my e-mail sent out four days ago. He replied, “I’ve been ...
By: Inez Ng One of the tried and true organization and time-management tools is the trusty old “to do” list. I was trained to diligently put one together at the end of the day for the ...
By: David Chandler Time management is the process of working to succeed. When we are working to succeed, we are reaching our goals. Sometimes it is difficult when time are constantly changing and problems get ...
By: Neen James Despite the best of intentions, most of us don’t use good information management practices – simple filing systems which enable us to keep track of our projects and resources. The mountain of paperwork piles ...
By: Dave Saunders Time management is the process of working to succeed. When you are working to succeed, you are reaching your goals. Another way to look it is the popular phrase "begin with the end in ...
By: Andy Britnell Anyone who is involved in customer service has probably been amazed at some point by the customer’s assumption that we have all the time in the world to deal with them, that we are ...
By: Norma Schmidt My job in Chicago began with three months of probation.I was petrified to leave my desk.The company provided us with two 15-minute breaks and a half hour
for lunch, but I wasn't having ...
By: Eric Johnson Isn’t it amazing that some people can produce huge results in the same 24 hours that we all have? Whether or not we realize it, we victimize ourselves by not appropriately deciding what to ...
By: Jim Estill 1. Use Every Minute.Efficient people use every minute. There’s no such thing as waiting time. You can use waiting time to make a quick call, or do a small task. ...