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There are 2 Ways to Manage Time
- Deadline Method — Work by project deadlines: Meet the closest deadlines. Work all night if you have to, or postpone/cancel other commitments or projects as needed to meet the most urgent and important deadlines.
- Scheduling Method — Schedule recurring chunks of time to work on various projects. Stick to those time slots. The projects simply get done whenever they get done. Or, if there’s a due date for something, you’ll learn to work faster within those time blocks.
The first met…
Calmly Productive
Is it possible to be emotionally relaxed and joyful, yet highly productive?
Think of a master in martial arts … they aren’t fretting, tense, worried, or stressed out. They have a relaxed focus, a calm strength, a powerful composure.
Their face might appear emotionless, yet their body expresses a wide range of motion, able to accomplish a great deal with both precision and flexibility.
Inside, they are experiencing clarity, confidence, and a calm joy.
I’m n…
Think of a master in martial arts … they aren’t fretting, tense, worried, or stressed out. They have a relaxed focus, a calm strength, a powerful composure.
Their face might appear emotionless, yet their body expresses a wide range of motion, able to accomplish a great deal with both precision and flexibility.
Inside, they are experiencing clarity, confidence, and a calm joy.
I’m n…
3 Motivational Ideas to Get Consistent with Content
See if you can relate:
“When I am delivering a webinar, workshop or talking with clients, I show up with warmth, presence and the intelligence, even wisdom, that the situation requires… but when I am creating new content on my own — blog posts, videos, or even a course — it’s as if I don’t know anything anymore. What shall I do next? What can I say? Will they like it? …and other doubts appear.”
An audience member sent this question to me, but I bet many of you can relate to this.
I t…
Are you a multipotentialite / multi-passionate business?
“I’m hoping that I can find a way to weave things together in a way that makes sense, resonates with buyers, feels enjoyable, and generates income.” — a client said.
“That’s a lot of pressure on yourself,” I thought.
Who says you need to weave all your interests together in a way that makes sense to anyone else, except for yourself?
(You can have the most complicated vision of your work, as long as it makes sense to you.)
What if being financially successful — and happy in your wor…
What if being financially successful — and happy in your wor…
Examples of Simple Online Courses
One of the best products you can create — especially in these times — is online courses. Millions love to learn by taking classes online. And everyone has something to teach.
You, too, have the potential to create and launch online courses.
I facilitate an online support group to help with creating/launching online courses, and many of the members are just launching their first course. A few members are more experienced, but they’re also enjoying the energy and momentum in working toge…