Posts Tagged "creative process"

Tweet Pin It Fellow online marketer, I have a truly killer tip for you… Big Business Executives use this master key for maximum productivity, clear thinking, and strategic success. …In fact: It’s been used in businesses for the past 150 years – since the days of Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, Charles Schwabb. And now it’s yours too, FREE. You would never guess what it is… It’s deadly simple… lets your spend time AWAY from the computer screen… has something to do with trees… and is used daily by corporate professionals, secret-society government officials and Arabian royalty. As an ex senior corporate marketing manager, I want to give something back to...

Tweet Pin It The Principle: “Do everything by convenience according to the size of your priorities”… Once you prioritize your projects and activities according to your hierarchy of values (as above)… …scheduling becomes simply a matter of convenience based on wherever you are at any time. Here’s a real-life example to make the point crystal clear… My situation right now as I type: The computer is on, an article is open about time management… … I need to look after my health (an important rock), so it’s time that I ate something (a pebble / project) so I’ll rush to the kitchen to chop some salad, steam some potato’s, and whatever else...

Tweet Pin It Productivity has 4 broad success factors… Personal Productivity, Relationships (various degrees of synergy), Existing or Developing Skills, and Experience. Free Video Reveals The Number 1 Secret To Maximise Your Professional Productivity Plus 6 others secrets revealed by top performers including rich bankers, maverick marketers, and corporate executives… The 1930s time management technique that cost $35,000 The get organized technique ‘endorsed’ by business genius Jay Abraham and science genius Albert Einstein Why getting organized is both unnecessary and impossible – and what to do instead If you want to be more productive in your career… whilst avoiding...

Tweet Pin It In today’s fast-paced environment, you may be feeling that you’re falling behind on all the work you need to finish. One way to keep organized and maintain control of your life is to boost your productivity levels. Being “productive” means getting more done in less time, eliminating stressful time wasters, and having more time for yourself and your family. The Productivity Strategy Cashmap will show you how you can become more productive and organized, so you can reach your dreams faster, and still have enough time to enjoy all the good things in life! Download the Productivity Strategy Cashmap for FREE and you’ll be just moments away from learning: Why multi-tasking...

In a Linked-in thread on TOC in Services, Richard said: "...how would one apply ToC to an organization where it is project and service-based, but almost all of the services on any given "project" are handled by a single resource (a consultant)?

Tweet Pin It Who else wants complete time management control? Well congrats. You’ve got it. No really, I mean right now, you are already managing your time. You have complete control over your time. Besides the occasional experiences of time distortion, your experience of time remains quite solid and constant. 1 second, 2 seconds, 3 seconds, 4. See? Then 1 minutes, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 4. Time continues to tick tock forever onwards. When you feel made the decision you want to investigate time management what did you really mean? Perhaps you are not happy with your ability to organize? Perhaps you don’t know what to spend your time on? I.e. what’s really important to your life...

Tweet Pin It I made a little video that reveals a big tip about super-productivity. No matter if you are an online marketer or not, this productivity tool may give you the most amazing breakthrough in your creativity and effectiveness. Read it below or watch the video presentation by clicking here: -start of video transcript- Hi this is Gavriel Shaw with a super-tip for maximising your productivity for online marketing (or anything else!). Famous marketing consultant Dan Kennedy uses it in mailing campaigns… Media pioneer Cecil Hoge taught it to multi-million dollar copywriter Gene Schwartz… Legendary direct response marketer Gary Halbert recommended it… And a Presidential candidate used it...

Tweet Pin It Productivity Principle 2… The principle of synergy means leveraging your own productivity via the combined efforts of others… Team’s get more done. Team management comes with its share of problems… but when a team works well, huge leverage is achieved for every member of the team to accomplish far more than they can alone. “Individual commitment to a group effort – that is what makes a team work.” – Vincent Lombardi “Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results.” – Andrew Carnegie “There’s nothing greater in the world than when somebody on the team does...

Productivity and efficiency can be very effectively managed using 3 levels to help you be more productive in the workplace and beyond.

Tweet Pin It ‘Creativity’ is not the miraculous road to business growth and affluence that is so abundantly claimed these days… Those who extol the liberating virtues of corporate creativity… tend to confuse the getting of ideas with their implementation – that is, confuse creativity in the abstract with practical innovation. – Theodore Levitt, ‘Creativity Is Not Enough’ (1963) As a copywriter, the immortal words of Rosser Reeves always come to mind.  ‘Creativity is the most dangerous word in advertising’. And another great copywriter Gene Schwartz said of creativity vs connectivity: Creation is a lousy word.  It’s a lousy word that confuses what you really do to perform...

Time Management Tips Galore As you can see on the menu, this site is stuffed with time management tips galore. So which time management tip are you after exactly? Do you even know?

One of my all time favorite training programs was an old 1970s audio program called Managing Management Time by Bill Oncken. His poignancy and humor about the political and productivity challenges inherent in management have left a lasting impression.