Even though meetings can often seem like a time-waster, it is important to maintain a positive and professional image while in a meeting. So here are 10 rule that you should know and follow: #1. Be on time. Make sure you arrive or dial in on time and prepare for the meeting ahead of time. #2.
In case you missed it, we have added to a new Task Action List to our collection of printables. This can be used to be more productive when completing a new or unfamiliar task. Find out more about how to use this printable here.
Sometimes it can be a challenge to tackle a new or unfamiliar task productively. You can overthink things because you are not confident in what you are doing, or because you need to spend a lot of time working out what needs to be done. We have a designed a quick and easy printable that
In case you missed it, we have added to our collection a number of new Waitlist Printables. Find out more about how to use these different printables here.
There are lots of different tips and techniques that can be used to maximise your productivity, many of which can be used in combination with each other. You can use a combination of these tips and techniques (as well as one of our goals notebooks) to come up with a plan to maximise your productivity
One of the most common productivity tools that we use in our day to day lives is the Eisenhower Box (or Eisenhower Matrix). It is a simple productivity tool that can be used to prioritise your tasks and ensure that you are focussing on the right things. We have now added an additional Eisenhower Box
If you are keen to boost your productivity and manage your time effectively. You have probably already come across “Eat that Frog”. However, just in case you haven’t, or you are not currently using it we wanted to share/remind you of this effective technique. Brian Tracy, author of – Eat That Frog! 21 Great Ways
You should aim to have to to-do list filled with actionable tasks (with no dependencies). But what if you have to-do list items that are waiting for someone else to do something. These might be tasks that you have delegated, or it might be waiting for someone to come back to you with more information
Once you have dumped your tasks using the daily task dump, it is then important to transfer this to a proper to-do list. We have lots of different options for you to try. The latest Daily Task List, brings together prioritisation and categorisation of tasks to help you be more efficient. The Daily Task List
You will inevitably have tasks on your task list or to-do list that are “Do Later” or “Not Right Now” tasks. However, it is important that you still keep on top of these. You will want to continue to progress these among all your other to-do list items. I personally find a great way to
