What if Prioritization isn’t the problem with your time management? If you’re like most of my clients (and me!), you probably need to Learn to Say No, to Say Yes to The Right Things! Here’s what I mean… Each of us has a finite pool of our Three Precious Resources of Time, Energy and Focus…
If you’ve made it this far in the ADHD Prioritization Strategies series—welcome back! We’ve covered a lot of ground already: In Part 1, we talked about why traditional prioritization methods (like the Urgent/Important Eisenhower Matrix) don’t work for ADHD brains. In Part 2, we explored how working with your energy, instead of against it, can…
In this second part of my series on ADHD Prioritization Strategies, I have a simple, game-changing strategy that can be a start to revolutionize the way you approach your day. (Click here for part 1 if you missed it or want a refresher), ADHD Prioritization Strategies, Part 2: Work With Your Energy, Not Against It…
If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve tried to “get your priorities straight” more times than you can count. You’ve read the articles, downloaded the templates, maybe even color-coded your to-do list in hopes that this time would be different. But if you’re like most of my clients (especially the smart, capable professionals and entrepreneurs…
In this final article in my Keys To Time Management series, I’ll help you Tame your To-Do List so that you can actually get done the things you intend to get done when you intend to do them, and follow through consistently! While I’m just giving you the tip of the iceberg here. It’s important…
What if Prioritization isn’t the problem with your time management? If you’re like most of my clients (and me!), you probably need to Learn to Say No, to Say Yes to The Right Things! Here’s what I mean… Each of us has a Finite pool of time, energy and bandwidth. I often say that those…
It’s Right Now. Do You Know Where Your Goals Are? For those of you who are too young to remember, when I was growing up, there was a public service announcement that came on the television every evening that said, “It’s 10 o’clock! Do you know where your children are?” It served as a good reminder to parents…