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 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 March 2012
As a writer I’ve embraced “good enough.” I strive to be fabulous but I’ve learned otherwise.
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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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Posted on September 2011
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.
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Posted on April 2011
TweetRide that bull, baby. In the Harvard Business Review, Justin Menkes wrote an terrific blog piece, “How Stress Can Improve Your…
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