Ideas.Ted
JULY 27, 2021
Instead of listening as others share their ideas, now we often read them in an email or other digital medium. For example, here’s a recent email exchange I had with a client. A lot of the time, a misinterpreted email is the result of a dropped word or misleading punctuation mark. The solution is simple: Proofread your emails.
Jen Lawrence
SEPTEMBER 12, 2022
Don’t check your email throughout the day. Resist the urge to post on social media or send learnings emails to your team members during presentations and workshops. Instead, identify gaps in the agenda or wait until the end of the day to share your favorite pictures, videos, quotes, and learnings from the day.
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Stephanie LH Calahan
DECEMBER 23, 2009
How to Use Both For Optimal Professional & Personal Productivity (guest post by Meggin McIntosh) A question that often comes up in workshops as well as on my blog is this one: How do you suggest people use their calendar (planner) in conjunction with the tickler (1-31) files? "The Ph.D.
Productivityist
MAY 17, 2016
When I’m trying to get something out of my head, I don’t want to see everything else on my agenda. I was sitting at a coffee shop reviewing email when my friend Natalie asked (via email) if there was a blog post about Input. I want to work intentionally with as little friction as possible. Digital Tool: Input.
Stephanie LH Calahan
NOVEMBER 14, 2012
When I state them in a workshop or keynote I see heads nodding around the room. I find that every time I share the quotes to the right on Facebook or Twitter they get shared and re-shared. Why it that people relate to those statements so much that they share them consistently?
The Office Professionals Place
FEBRUARY 2, 2010
How to deal with it: If you keep your bosses calendar, you can ask him ahead of time if he needs anything in particular for the meeting or if you know the agenda you can suggest information your boss can take to the meeting and have it prepared.
Stephanie LH Calahan
MAY 20, 2011
Here's a tip: you talk to, email several people a day. I take my best content and turn it into workshops and allow people to play with and I hope learn from the ideas. 1) Send an email response. 2) Turn your email into a blog post - at least 250 words, spell-checked and edited. (3) The list itself could be one.
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