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Are Distractions Destroying Your Productivity?

Posted on August 27, 2015 by Jennifer Hazlett | 0 Comments

If distractions are destroying your productivity, then you’ll love this free mini-training from Melissa Ingold at TimeFreedomBusiness.com. It comes with a video along with a workbook to record your distractions and suggestions of ways to reduce those distractions. And you’ll come up with an action plan to avoid future distractions so you’re not wasting time and working longer hours. By…

To Do Lists Are Not For Everyone – Creative Ways To Manage Your Time, Reduce Stress and Get More Done

Posted on March 31, 2010 by Jennifer Hazlett | 1 Comments

If you don’t follow a schedule you may start your day by sitting down at your desk wondering what you will do today. You will not be productive and likely not accomplish anything important. Let’s say you start with checking email and get sidetracked forgetting the world outside of your inbox exists. Then you go on Facebook to get in…

5 Simple Steps To Creating A Customized Schedule That Works For You

Posted on September 17, 2009 by Jennifer Hazlett | 0 Comments

September is about new beginnings – back to school, back to work and new routines. In North America, September always seems to be the unofficial new year. As we leave behind the fun and frolic of summer and refocus on our businesses, it’s likely time to revise our schedules as well. So here’s to fresh starts as we talk about…

3 Ways To Remember When You Need A Break

Posted on July 16, 2009 by Jennifer Hazlett | 0 Comments

Giving yourself a break is not a waste of time. Studies have shown that your mind and body benefit from taking a break. How? You can help to avoid computer related RSI’s (Repetitive Strain Injuries), including eye strain & headaches. Your productivity and mental alertness will increase. It helps you relax and brings clarity to your thoughts. Regular rest breaks…

Give Yourself Permission to Leave Some Things Undone

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Jennifer Hazlett | 0 Comments

Ever find yourself saying something like, "When this is done, then I’ll [fill in leisure activity here]". But you repeat this until you’re too exhausted to do that leisure activity? Does being organized really give you the freedom you’re looking for? When your list of to-do’s is unending and you feel you have to do them all, then the answer…