by Harold Taylor | Sep 13, 2021 | General Time Management
Some small companies measure productivity in terms of output alone, as opposed to output per hour, since they assume they have a stable workforce consisting of the same team of workers. They may think that any increases in production over the years are a result of the...
by Harold Taylor | Sep 6, 2021 | General Time Management
To police your boundaries, you must be able to say no when appropriate. We hate to disappoint someone, especially friends and people we like and respect. And we do not want to appear uncooperative or selfish. We do not want to let them down. But separate the request...
by Harold Taylor | Aug 30, 2021 | General Time Management
During my 50 years as a professional speaker and workshop facilitator, I have always had a set of “personal policies” that I would write in the front of my planner each year to remind me to adhere to my own boundaries. It is tempting to work almost anytime for almost...
by Harold Taylor | Aug 23, 2021 | General Time Management
If you are serious about managing your time, you must first ensure that it is protected, not only from others, but also from any time-wasting habits of your own as well. You already have already established a boundary if you have established your normal working hours...
by Harold Taylor | Aug 16, 2021 | General Time Management
To be successful in any job or any business, we must accept responsibility for any problems we encounter and take the necessary action to remedy the situation and ensure that a similar situation does not occur in the future. This is particularly true if we find our...
by Harold Taylor | Aug 9, 2021 | General Time Management
Eugene Peterson, in his book The Contemplate Pastor, suggests that busy people might be busy because they let other people decide what they will do instead of deciding themselves. In his case, he feels people who do not understand the work of the pastor writes the...
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