If you are like me, my mind start wondering and getting off task after a few minutes
Whether you work in front of your computer or just know that you spend too much time in front of it you can leverage on technology to remind you or just simply give you a “clear” heads up when is time to take a break.
I came across FocusBooster, a software build on Adobe AIR that will track time for you so all you have to do is focus in the task on hand
One of the toughest challenges for most people working in offices or in front of a computer every day is learning how to manage email without felling overwhelm. The number of email messages we receive every day, along with the ease with which they can be sent, duplicated, changed and deleted poses a number of…
Somehow, during my journey I lost momentum. Maybe I got used to the income. Maybe it’s how automated the business is that I don’t have to be there to get leads or to handle the income. All of which is a great thing, but like I was sharing in my Mastermind call the other day,…
I have a love-hate relationship with email. Email in business is essential, is how a lot of important communication take place today. The problem is the unnecessary forwards, Ccd’s, long emails, and peoples expectations. If you use email to communicate withing your organization you must ask yourself the following questions. How often email notificationes interrupt…
Imaging having an empty inbox by 9AM every day What would that mean to you? Increase in sales Happier customers More time with love ones
In every productivity and time management workshop, I’ve taught I always get a few people asking me the same type of questions. “Angel, I don’t have time to go to the gym. How can I find the time?” “Angel, I want to start a business but I work a regular 9 to 5. How can…
It’s hard to believe that in 1998 when the movie “You’ve Got Mail” came out, people like me actually looked forward to opening their inbox. Back then having no emails in your inbox was like having no friends. Today your inbox is for a selected few. Email is like Tetris. There’s always more coming, and…