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By Danielle, on May 30th, 2011 I am taking a course right now on Organizational Management and I found this checklist in the text for managers to assess how they are managing their time. It applies to normal life too!
Time Management Checklist
- Am I giving adequate attention to current activities, reviewing the past, and planning for the future?
- Am I dividing my time correctly (do I have balance)?
- Am I open to the effects of change (am I flexible)?
- Am I certain that I am not doing any work that I can delegate?
- Who are the people I ought to be seeing? Who are . . .
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By Danielle, on May 24th, 2011 The care and feeding of high achievers is on my mind these days. I’ve been reading about how to manage high achievers in the workplace, and thought this information might be helpful on either a personal or professional level for people who live with, work with, or happen to be one. The key challenge is how do I keep myself my high achiever motivated?
People with high achievement needs have four common characteristics, and if you can set goals and challenges with these in mind, you are more likely to keep . . .
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By Danielle, on May 7th, 2011 The below text is a version of a talk given to graduating MBA students (I found the speech here). It caught my attention because it came through my inbox at the same time as a 5 year reunion invitation from my MBA class.
I like the simple advice from this speech, and wanted to share it. (It is not just for MBA graduates)
Imagine that you are 45 and are looking back on your last 15-20 years. Is your work, and life, full of meaning?
Don’t . . .
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By Danielle, on August 10th, 2010 
As soon as you publish a book you become an expert, right? Nevermind your subject matter, when you self-publish people just think you are an expert in publishing books, and want to know how they can publish their book too.
So here is my simple advice: Don’t buy a publishing package from anyone unless you have zero time AND zero skills, and only spend money when absolutely necessary. Oh, and write an outline before you write a book. It saves time!
1. Write an Outline
If you have decided to go it . . .
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By Danielle, on July 6th, 2010 Dream chasing can sometimes (ok, often) be riddled with financial obstacles. Like say, travel. Unless you’re being paid to travel as part of your career, it can get expensive! I think traveling is great, but there are lots of little costs that add up over the duration of a vacation that are easy to account for when budgeting. The most obvious things you probably budget for are transportation and accommodations, but what about food and entertainment? What about insurance and travel gear?
My husband and I have just spent 8 days in Vancouver, a city that is more expensive to . . .
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