COVID-19 is stressful. It’s wreaked havoc on our personal and professional lives and lengthened to-do lists by miles. Justin shares two simple tips for helping you to feel less stressed and more in control.
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Life looks much different today than it did just a few months ago. For those feeling disoriented and discouraged, Justin shares one tip for creating consistency in your new normal.
Procrastination is not a function of a lack of time, but a lack of clarity. In this week’s episode, Justin shares one tip for getting to projects that have languished on your to-do list.
Work has been disrupted for most of corporate America. For those working from home, finding balance and productivity in the new normal can be difficult. In this week’s episode, Justin shares the number one tip for staying productive while working from home.
With so much going on, it’s hard to decide what you should say yes to and what you should say no to. You don’t want to look like a slacker, but you also don’t want to overcommit. In this week’s episode, Justin shares one tip to make sure you can confidently say yes or no …
In a crisis, everything feels important. How do you truly make the right decisions about what is most critical? Justin shares a simple tip for staying prioritized when life is complicated on every account.
The Great Experiment of 2020 Since 2020 began, we’ve been the subjects of a massive social experiment: working from home. We are in the early stages of a social shift on a scale that seldom happens in history and we are only just beginning to see the wider impact. Our latest research illuminates how work from home is …
With so many competing priorities right now, most of us are procrastinating key commitments. Justin shares one key tip for taking back control of an ever-growing to-do list so you can stay on top of the most important priorities.
Dear Justin, We are learning how to use videoconferencing as our new meeting platform. Do you have tips for facilitating meetings to promote participation and feedback, as many people seem uncomfortable because they can’t read non-verbal cues from others? Also, do you have effective methods for guiding people with interaction? No one is using the …
COVID has wreaked havoc on our to-do lists. To keep up, we’re storing far too many action items and reminders in our head. To stay focused and present so you can be most productive, get rid of mental clutter.