More Time Management Tips

One of my recent realizations about time management is that believing it to be a constant struggle does more harm than good. Trusting the tools I use to track my busy life is the heart of the issue. If I know that my calendar and phone are synchronized and that I have not made decisions [...]

Summer Tidbits – August 2010 Newsletter

Welcome to Summer! Yes, It actually feels like we have arrived, and most people I talk to are wondering where it went already! High on my current list is realizing even more clearly where my time is spent. Even though the lawn chair was calling, this week it has been on newsletter refinements. Using iContact [...]

“Reactionary Workflow” – Ideas for Breaking the Pattern

Where do you really draw the line on your “to do” list? Some of the things we assign ourselves really are necessary; get our teeth cleaned, answer the jury duty summons, pick up the kids. Another category might be negotiable, and yet another list usually contains all those things we actually WANT to do. And [...]

Your Brain in Order – April 2010 Newsletter

Thinking about thinking….and wanting to understand ways that people process information has been on my mind this month. Having read a couple of interesting books I thought I’d pass along some of the ideas. John Medina, the author of “Brain Rules”, actually lives and works here in Seattle and has been giving talks about how [...]

Keeping Up While Fending off Overwhelm

It’s like flossing your teeth…. a job that never really ends. So how can you figure out how to manage it without making it a big deal?

ADD Strategies for Clutter and Time Management

Clutter clearing and simple organizing principals to help you handle paper, and create systems that work for YOU. We’ll look at time management skills for people dealing with the special challenges of ADD Dates: 2 Tuesdays, July 13 and 20th, 2010 6:30  – 8:30 Shoreline Community College Fee: $49, To register please go to: http://www.shoreline.edu/ce/