Posted on January 2013
Here are 8 surefire strategies to keep my blogging on track. They also work with other projects, especially when I encounter resistance. Uhm…that would be ALL THE TIME. Sigh.
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Posted on January 2013
When it comes to energy management tools, happiness is an emotional Swiss Army Knife. It handles everything. Happy people are healthier, wealthier, more successful at work and school, more creative, have better coping skills, enjoy better relationships and live longer. Research tells us we can actually cultivate it with just 3 behaviors. And here they are….
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Posted on January 2013
As a self-employed single mom of two teens, my plate is constantly full. In the past I’ve typically used pressure to help me manage the demands. Now I use a different tactic. It works well without the exhausting fallout that goes with last-minute effort and rushing.
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Posted on September 2012
Sometimes editing is a procrastination wolf in sheep’s clothing. It feels like you’re doing something useful when you’re actually avoiding the production of new content.
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Posted on August 2012
TweetI just watched Michael Sliwinski’s 10-minute chat with Seth Godin. The discussion circled around Seth’s prolific content development schedule. I’d encourage…
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Posted on December 2011
The radical act of doing nothing reveals unforeseen options. Just ask Peter Bregman.
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Posted on November 2011
Organize your content into easily updated, topic-centered portals. Using Scoop.It, I curate two topics: Productivity Tips & Tricks , and Productivity Backwash (where productive people go to waste time). Easy, fun, and accessible.
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Posted on October 2011
Size does matter. When my new Twitter followers show up, I often check their profiles. Most of them have, like, 2 million folks following them. Last count I had, uhm, 86.
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