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There’s no reason to pride yourself for having a good memory. In fact, your memory will let you down more then it will help you. In this week’s episode, Justin talks about the importance of your lists and how you can capitalize on them – instead of your memory – to be productive.
Don’t let non-critical projects take up space on your to-do list. If there’s something you’ve been putting off, it’s probably time to reevaluate if it should even be on the list. In this week’s episode, Justin shares advice on how you can inventory your to-do list to make sure you are ready to take action, …
What does saying yes to something mean to you? In this week’s episode, Justin introduces the agreement mindset and talks about what it really means to say yes to incoming tasks and projects. After hearing what Justin has to say, you’ll think twice about a casual, “Sure! I can help.”
Dear Justin, In the past week, our entire workforce has been sent home. I manage a small team and I’m feeling a bit at a loss on how to manage a remote team and keep them afloat, positive, and accountable given the new normal. Our team is used to working face-to-face and seems our success …
For many, life has been turned upside down in the past several weeks as a result of COVID-19. There are so many concerns, stressors, and uncertainties to occupy or distract us. When you’re overwhelmed and learning to navigate change, it can be difficult to be present in the moment with the people and things you …
Trust is vital to a strong and healthy team. In this week’s episode, Justin shares a tip for building trust with your teammates. You’ll become the person they know they can actually trust to deliver on your commitments.
With so many things fighting for our attention, it can be difficult to be present in the moment with the people and things you care about most. In this episode, Justin shares tips for eliminating distractions so you can actually live in the moment.
When you say no to a project, you’re actually saying yes to things you previously committed to do. In this week’s episode, Justin shares advice for making this happen and why saying no a skill demonstrated by top performers.
Dear Justin, Many tasks I work on involve getting info and answers from colleagues. I’ll initiate the contact and let them know what I need, then move on to my next task. And of course, as soon as I’m immersed in that next task, I’ll hear back from them. Here’s my dilemma: I can’t decide …
Don’t be fooled, it’s not actually to your benefit—or anyone else’s—to overcommit yourself. In this week’s episode, Justin says that instead of agreeing to more than you can handle, learn how to say no and stay on task.
