“Let the big picture filter into your daily to do list. It will help you manage your life, not just your time” -Marsha Egan, CSP, PCC (that’s me!) Many … Continue reading Look at the Big Picture When Daily Planning…
In this Inbox Detox Video Minute, email productivity expert Marsha Egan gives you some great guidance on when to respond and when it is ok to not respond.
“The last of the human freedoms – to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way.” – Viktor Frankl One of the keys in … Continue reading Frankl on the last of human freedoms…
“You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” -Kahlil Gibran This gets to “the heart” of the … Continue reading Kahlil Gibran on Possessions…
Email productivity expert Marsha Egan shares some great advice about how many subjects you should include in an email message. Join us for this Inbox Detox Video Minute!
“Time is what we want most, but what we spend worst.” – William Penn Sounds like a real opportunity! -M
In this Inbox Detox Video Minute, email productivity expert Marsha Egan gives commonn sense and etiquette tips on how or when to amend or change the subject line in a … Continue reading Email Productivity Video Tip #15: When to Change the Subject Line
“No argument is won by a raised voice.” -Marsha Egan (that’s me!) Just think about it, the millisecond a voice is raised, the entire communication changes. People no longer focus … Continue reading The Hazard of a Raised Voice…
When I was a child, my father’s favorite line when correcting me was ‘I’ll always love you, but sometimes I don’t like what you do’. No matter how well a … Continue reading How to Give Feedback that Motivates Changed Behavior
If you’re not willing to do anything about it, best not to waste the energy wishing about it. – Seth Godin One of my biggest challenges as a coach is … Continue reading DO vs. Wish? – Seth Godin
In this Inbox Detox Video Minute, email productivity expert Marsha Egan helps us with “forwarding” best practices. What ever you do, don’t just say “see below!”
