What’s New in Plan Your Year 2020
Plan Your Year is on its third edition and we’ve made some big updates to the course. We’re excited to share with you PYY 2020!
Continue Reading ›David Sparks Video Interview: How to Stay Focused and Productive
When it comes to juggling all the things in life, it can be a challenge. In this video interview with David Sparks we talked more about how he handles getting it all done.
Continue Reading ›Finding Clarity Amidst the Chaos
Take control of your schedule and feeling of calm that comes with it instead of feeling like you’re drowning as you are constantly running from thing to thing. Make this the year you make time for what’s important to you.
Continue Reading ›Creating Margin
Creating a course about margin through one of the busiest seasons of my life. Turned out to be altogether fitting. Here’s a little behind the scenes look.
Continue Reading ›Marginless Living
Living without margin has become so widely accepted we’ve normalized it. To embrace a life with margin it may be helpful to talk about what a life without margin feels like.
Continue Reading ›“Yes” Management
There’s a whole lot more to time management then just time.
Continue Reading ›Ditching My Smartphone
Taking the plunge and ditching the smartphone. Challenging the assumption that carrying a smartphone is essential technology.
Continue Reading ›Is Your Current Schedule Sustainable?
The challenge: We often have too much to do and not enough time to do it. And that, dear reader, is a real conundrum.
Continue Reading ›Brené Brown on Values
Last week I was in Peoria, Illinois for two days teaching a group of leaders about time management and focus. Yours truly at the SMI headquarters. If you were teaching a group of executives, managers, and directors about time management, what would you say to them? . . . It’s a 6-hour drive from Kansas
Continue Reading ›The Wrong Way to Manage Your Time
If there is one thing I have learned about focus and time management over the years, it is that how we spend our time and energy is an ever moving target.
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