by Hawkins | Sep 16, 2010 | General, Goal Setting, goals, Habits, multitasking, Procrastination, Workplace productivity
Let’s go back to your to-do list. Continuing to look at the things you’ve been putting off, you might realize that there’s something that you need clarity on, or maybe you need additional information. Take the steps necessary to get clear about the task. ...
by Hawkins | Sep 14, 2010 | General, Goal Setting, goals, Habits, multitasking, Procrastination, Productivity, Workplace productivity
Consciously Procrastinating As I mentioned in my last post, there are things that you can do to use procrastination as a stepping stone. The first way is to consciously put something off. If you look at your to-do list, you’ll probably see some things there that...
by Hawkins | Sep 12, 2010 | General, Goal Setting, goals, Habits, multitasking, Procrastination, Workplace productivity
Of all the challenges that people come to me with, procrastination is one of the top two. Research shows that people spend most of their time and effort working on activities that have nothing to do with the success of their projects. It’s the biggest reason that...
by Hawkins | Apr 23, 2010 | General, planning, Procrastination, Productivity, Time Management
How do you perceive the things on your to-do list? Do you think that something that isn’t due for a few weeks has less benefit than doing something that’s less important right now? If that’s the case, you’re discounting time. You...
by Hawkins | Apr 1, 2010 | General, Home Organizing, Office Organizing, Procrastination, Productivity, Time Management
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by Hawkins | Feb 15, 2010 | General, goals, planning, Procrastination, Productivity, stress, Time Management
We all know how valuable time is and that once it’s gone it’s gone for good. To get the most out of our time we have to manage it well, which can be challenging at times, especially when procrastination comes into play. We all procrastinate at some point...
