Blog tag: time management

A manager confronts an unhappy employee.

Why emotional regulation is a creative and innovative organisation’s secret weapon

We’ve all seen emotions displayed at work. As humans, it’s almost impossible to hide our emotions and often they can be a good thing – showing positive emotions at work can be highly motivating and engaging. However, with emotions, there’s a downside too. Emotions can cause disproportionate reactions to events…

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Woman in Marigold gloves looking at a messy kitchen

Become a Domestic God or Goddess this Christmas (without the stress)

I’ll let you into a little secret – no one’s Christmas actually looks like their Facebook post would have you believe. Most of us are just grateful we’ve managed to serve something resembling a dinner and not poisoned anyone in the process. There are ways to make Christmas really special…

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French Bulldog in a swing smiling

How to achieve optimum flow in your life

It’s tough when you feel pulled in different directions, unable to spend time doing the things you want to. Being more balanced is a very personal thing because we are all different – to some people sitting on a beach is relaxing – to some it is the very definition…

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Eleanor Shakiba

Meet the Time Masters – Eleanor Shakiba, The Success Orienteer

Eleanor is an Entrepreneur, Success Coach and Master Facilitator based in Sydney, Australia. Running a busy and successful coaching and training organisation requires her to be super organised to stay on top of everything and grow the business. How does she do it? … “My favourite Christmas present as a child…

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Man with brief case leaving the office early

Leaving work early – is it sloping off or could it be good time management?

What’s the attitude in your organisation around the start and finish time of people’s working day? How do your senior team behave and how do they judge other people around when they arrive and leave work. This will determine how people behave much more than any real resourcing issues in…

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10 Steps to a Stress Free Christmas

10 Steps to a Stress Free Christmas – Part 1

Tis the season to be merry – and also stressed if you are organising Christmas this year. At such a special time, you want to get it right, but many people race up to the big day and are then too exhausted or stress to enjoy it. There’s a reason…

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A leaders guide to addressing time wasting behaviours in your team

A leaders guide to addressing time wasting behaviours in your team

Everyone does some time wasting behaviour but when does it seriously get in the way of good outcomes and productivity? Time wasting behaviour is habitual and is often done because ‘it’s the way we’ve always done it’ or ‘it gets the job done’. Could it be done better and quicker…

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How your brain secretly sabotages your time management

How your brain secretly sabotages your time management

It’s simple right? Follow some time management rules; make a list, work out what’s important and work your way through it. Not so simple. Even people who really focus on managing time well are being secretly sabotaged by their own brain. Why?… Well your brain isn’t checking everything you do…

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Beware the time suckers

Beware the time suckers – how to deal with people who waste your time

We all know them, the space invaders, the time suckers, the creepy too friendly people at work. They waste your time, make you feel uncomfortable and make you say and do things you don’t want to. A lot of people have issues with setting and maintaining boundaries with others. Boundaries…

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Are competing priorities impacting your health?

Are competing priorities impacting your health?

Everyone can recognise that familiar tug of war inside us; go out or stay in and catch up on work, make a fresh dinner for the kids or finish catching up on e mails; work late or go to the gym? These are common everyday dilemmas we all face but…

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