Get-It-Done Guy's Quick and Dirty Tips to Work Less and Do More
Summary: Want to work smarter, not harder? Here's how to do it. Join Stever Robbins, author of "Get-It-Done Guy's 9 Steps to Work Less and Do More", each week as he provides inventive productivity and organization tips to transform even the most overwhelmed person into an overachiever. Are you buried in email? Stever will tell you how to dig your way out. Is technology holding you captive? Stever will tell you how to evaluate your devices and only use the ones that actually help you get stuff done.
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Manage your time by using the quick 30/3 heuristic when time commitments pop up.
How to keep perfectionism from killing your productivity.
Use this checklist to boost your chances for a successful speech.
Keep clear work life balance by choosing your rules and setting firm boundaries. This episode walks through how you get work life balance with context markers.
Learn how to manage multiple projects at once by using a project status card, which will help you keep track of each project's details and manage your many projects better.
Business travel used to be a whirlwind of random receipts, business cards, and lost expenses. Not anymore! Get-It-Done Guy has 5 tips on how a smartphone can simplify your life on the road.
How to make sure someone gets your message.
Become more charismatic by de-stressing about your responsibilities.
How to stay motivated when your boss puts you down at work.
How to get a job when you don't have a lot of previous work experience.
How to get a job when you don't have a lot of previous work experience.
Make sure your personal life doesn't get crowded out by work.
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Organize your stuff when camping by creatively using bags within bags.
Give yourself procrastination help by changing your approach to tasks. Use baby chunks.