Tips on productivity, energy managment, time managment, stress reduction and memory loss. Anything to help your productivity suck less.
I started seriously tweeting on my blog topic about six months ago. To date, my feedback has been generally good.
Woot.
When new 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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Stephen Smith
I discovered Stephen thru the InContext blog. He was quite excited about quitting his management position to return to blogging and consulting full time. Many of us consider this option but few take the leap. This interview is about his strategy, plans for the future, and attitude. Stephen’s bio is at the end of the article.
Stephen Smith: Sure, it’s actually very easy, I’ve created a hub-page at http://stephenpsmith.com/ where you can see everything I’m up to: Twitter, the blogs, Facebook, Delicious, the whole enchilada.
Business Development through Personal Development means you can use productivity principles to enhance your ability to lead, manage, and execute the functions of your business. By becoming more disciplined and focused you can improve everything – make more products, improve service, create more sales, even make more money.
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Where do I begin?
Before I start any writing project, I check off my ten essentials and make sure they’re in order. They save TIME and ENERGY, and they support successful completion no matter how resistant I am:
This guy is pretty stressed out but he keeps his cool. I do feel sorry for the bull, though.
In the Harvard Business Review, Justin Menkes wrote an terrific blog piece, “How Stress Can Improve Your Performance.” He says,
“Once an executive learns how to manage adrenaline without panic, he or she can grow confident that the sensations that stress induces will not lead to collapse.
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The karmic backlash when you write about excuses is they retaliate en mass. For a person already plagued by them (I’m a writer, remember?), dealing with a galvanized frontal assault is pretty wild. Here’s how it happened…
This is my super simple Excel 2010
social media spreadsheet. I use it as a weekly planning tool. Anyone who wants to download, have at it. I know it's rudimentary. If you do something clever with it, send me a copy. :)
