The Accountability Minute:Business Acceleration|Productivity
Anne Bachrach
1000 episodes
1 day ago
Today we are talking about tip #3 to help you stop procrastinating which is to Make a Timeline. Having one deadline for a project is pure procrastination. When you break your project into milestones, set a deadline for each one, and sit back and feel a sense of accomplishment as you check them off. You should do this daily, so you know what you have to get done every day, every week, and every month. Tune in tomorrow for Tip #4 for helping you to stop procras...
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Today we are talking about tip #3 to help you stop procrastinating which is to Make a Timeline. Having one deadline for a project is pure procrastination. When you break your project into milestones, set a deadline for each one, and sit back and feel a sense of accomplishment as you check them off. You should do this daily, so you know what you have to get done every day, every week, and every month. Tune in tomorrow for Tip #4 for helping you to stop procras...
The Accountability Minute:Business Acceleration|Productivity
1 minute
1 week ago
Tip #3 for Effectively Managing Your Team
Today we are talking about tip #3 for effectively managing your team, which is to Provide Honest Feedback. Providing feedback, especially negative feedback, is not an easy task for any manager or business owner. But it’s much more beneficial to both you and your team member for you to provide honest feedback that’s delivered with kindness, than to dance around the subject and leave room for misinterpretation. If an employee isn’t performing their duties or achieving the goals yo...
The Accountability Minute:Business Acceleration|Productivity
Today we are talking about tip #3 to help you stop procrastinating which is to Make a Timeline. Having one deadline for a project is pure procrastination. When you break your project into milestones, set a deadline for each one, and sit back and feel a sense of accomplishment as you check them off. You should do this daily, so you know what you have to get done every day, every week, and every month. Tune in tomorrow for Tip #4 for helping you to stop procras...
