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Prioritizing Tasks And Improving Your Productivity
You’re not alone if you don’t prioritize well—most people don’t really understand how to prioritize effectively either. In fact, it’s easier than ever before to become overwhelmed by the sheer volume of things that need attention. But there’s no reason why you shouldn’t focus on just one thing for now.
To help you accomplish more, you’ll need to learn how to prioritize your tasks effectively.
Diversity in Data: Why Inclusion Matters in Generating Effective Solutions – Robert Derringer – Episode 61
In this podcast, Robert Derringer (Director of Global Channel, Crouzet, North America) and Sannah Vinding explore the significance of deriving actionable insights from data analysis, stressing the importance of critical thinking and curiosity in the process.
How To Improve Your Public Speaking Skills – Brenden Kumarasamy – Episode 51
Whether you’re giving a presentation at work, delivering a speech at school, or even presenting at a conference, public speaking is a skill everyone needs to master.
Keep Investing In Leadership Skills And Become A Better Leader – Mark Herschberg
In today’s world, organizations need to be proactive about leadership development. Leaders must develop their skills and abilities to meet the challenges of the future. Only two out of five businesses think they are developing leaders who benefit the company.
How to Improve Productivity by Prioritizing Tasks
When it comes to productivity, there are two things that matter most: time management and prioritization. In this post, we’ll talk about how to improve your time management skills so that you can become more productive.
How Recognition Increases Employee Engagement and Productivity
Appreciation for employees is one of the most important things any business owner can give their Employees who feel appreciated and recognized for making an impact at work tend to be more engaged and committed to their jobs.
Start today, not tomorrow
If you want to learn something new every day, then start making it a habit. You’ll be surprised at just how quickly you get used to doing things regularly!
To learn something new every day, start each morning by doing one thing different from yesterday. Set aside sometime every single day for learning; don’t let anything get in the way.
Improve your productivity
Building up your existing skillset, acquiring completely new ones, or continuing your education can improve your overall self-confidence. If you choose to exercise your development, then you’ll be able to evaluate yourself and see if you’re capable of developing your skills. If you’re able to learn something new, then you’ll be able to use it at work, which could improve your productivity, organization skills, and confidence when taking on new tasks.
Actionable Insights
Sannah Vinding
Host
Be ready to unlearn what you know!
Everything that you already learned will not take you to the next step, you need to continuously evolve and at the same time know and stick to your core values.
Let’s learn together.