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Running Efficient Meetings, September 7, 2011

Planning Your Best Day: Natural Time Management, August 16, 2011

The Real Cost of Multitasking, July 5, 2011

Choosing to Perform Well, May 23, 2011

Myths on Multitasking, March 24, 2011

A Powerful Lesson in Time Management, March 16, 2011

Thinking Time, December 23, 2010

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Master the moment, Grenoble, February 8, 2011

Master the moment, Grenoble, February 3, 2011

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English Talk Radio Interview, March 13, 2011

Master The MomentTM

Master The Moment™ consists of six steps participants can take to get a higher return on their efforts:

Identify yourself: If you know what you want, and are comfortable with wanting it, focusing effort towards getting it will come naturally. And don’t forget about people - you rely on them. How you fit in with people makes all the difference in how effective you are. Learn what you really want and how that fits in with other people.

Energize: Most people know regular exercise, good eating habits, and a good night’s sleep will give you more energy. But do they put that knowledge to work? Find out how to make sure they have enough gas in the tank. Find out what motivates you. Passion moves mountains.

Prioritize: Set goals, assign them priorities, and plan your work accordingly. Eliminate distractions. Don’t forget to plan time just for thinking.

Optimize: Find out where you’re wasting time. Eliminate what you can, and try to fill the remaining dead time with useful activity. Get better at doing things you do regularly: use tools, delegate, and get more out of meetings.

Head off problems early: Look down the road for problems that might come your way. Head them off early.

Finish things: Finish what you start and hand it off to somebody in a way that allows the other person to see its value. In some cases, it becomes clear that what you’ve started isn’t worth finishing. In such situations, cut your losses.

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