Use your body clock to help your productivity
Help your productivity by working out your most effective time of day and then doing the important stuff at that time. Here’s how it’s done.
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Business stuff
What to do with staffers
If you’re self-employed and are looking for help and support you need to know what to do with staffers, those who work for someone else.
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Some important business startup lessons
How about some important business startup lessons from a good friend of mine who recently started her own coaching business? Hi, my name’s Claire Gallear and I’m a qualified Personal Performance Coach. I’ve been coaching since August 2010 and I started a business doing full time coaching in September 2012. I thought it would just
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A time-effective way of creating products
At a recent networking event my friend, Emma, confessed that she’s love to write more stuff for her website but just doesn’t seem to have the time to sit and make it happen. Sound familiar? I know from my own research that Emma isn’t alone, I sometimes feel the same way too and so do
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How to focus on what you want and not what you don’t
On Tuesday I went to a meeting organised by a friend of mine, Julia Canham, who is a business coach. At that meeting I reaffirmed some of the things I’ve had in mind to get on with but the most important thing it brought to mind was to put more into focusing what I want
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Five Top Tips to improve your health and productivity
I recently went to a networking event and the guest speaker was a woman named Anna Mason who is a specialist in health and productivity. She was speaking on a subject that’s very important to me: health and fitness. Anna presented loads of great tips on how people in business can be healthier so I
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A real-life lesson in customer service
I know I didn’t write this so thanks to Glenn Fisher for letting me share this excellent lesson in customer service: The train manager apologises for the coach being cold but gives no indication of a possible solution. Then the audacity kicks in… In his best QVC voice, he goes on to say that, despite
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Improve your concentration with this simple idea
Want to improve your concentration with no real extra work? Well, read on. According to a recent study more than 60% of the UK population is between 1% and 5% dehydrated at any one time. Much of this is caused by the caffeine in drinks like tea, coffee and many soft drinks. The problem with
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4 reasons why you shouldn’t be self-employed
In this post, I’m going to do something which I don’t typically write about in my blog and it’s all about why you shouldn’t be self-employed. It’s come about because I see an awful lot of people who are self-employed and running micro-businesses who, in all honesty, really shouldn’t be doing what they’re doing. In
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Why taking regular breaks is good for your productivity…
This very useful post was submitted by a good friend of mine: Jacqui Dean. Take a break…. Last week in my own blog I wrote about overwhelm and one of the points was the importance of taking regular breaks during the working day. It’s something that many of us are so bad at and I’m
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