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Time Management Articles:
What’s in your life’s suitcase?
You have probably heard or read the admonition by Benjamin Franklin, “Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time for that is the stuff that life is made of.” Time may not actually make up life as we experience it, but certainly it is the stuff that we trade for...
Tools and techniques that help speed up my writing.
My goal has been to write four e-Books year, one newsletter a quarter, five tweets a week, one blog article a week, and as many “Special Reports” as possible in the time available. So far, I’m more or less on course – at least for the last few years. I couldn’t do it...
Print books are still alive and well.
Not only did I buy a Kindle for e-books, I downloaded the app for my PC, iPad, iPhone and android. I thought for sure we were heading for a world of digital when it came to books, magazines and newspapers. I didn’t like the idea since I loved my hardcover books that I...
The pros and cons of e-Books and Print books.
I summarized below some of the advantages of both eBooks and Print books. And there could be many others. For example, printed books may offer a feeling of pride or prestige when you have an impressive library in your office or studio. In the same way, being an...
Add a little more music to your life.
In 2016 I wrote and posted here an article on the power of music that summarized over a dozen benefits of music. It included its beneficial impact on stress, creativity, pain, depression, healing, sleep, fatigue, memory, performance, blood pressure and more. But music...
Cut costs to improve your bottom line.
Back in 2005, Angie Mohr, in her book, Managing Business Growth, claimed that 96% of all small businesses fail within 10 years. Today it isn’t much different. Brian Martucci, in an article posted in Small Business, states that according to Bloomberg, 8 out of 10...
Work on the critical, the crucial, and the quick.
Always focus on the critical, the crucial and the quick tasks in order to maximize your use of time. Everyone tells us to prioritize or work on important things first or avoid the tyranny of the urgent or to draw a priority grid consisting of four possible...
Making time to sell
In no profession is time management more important than in sales. For a salesperson, the greatest resource is the time available for customer contact. All the selling skills in the world are to no avail if there is not enough time to put those skills into practice....
Plan for a purposeful retirement.
The trouble with steady, full-time jobs for over 40 years or more is that we become associated with our job. We know as much about our fellow workers’ families as we do about our own. We make friends at work, learn skills at work, receive enjoyment and self-esteem at...