Where would I spend my marketing time … If I had more time?
If you had more time to work on marketing, what would you do? Here are some interesting insights on marketing time from professionals from around the world
Archive for the ‘Time management’ Category
Beware The Planning Fallacy (And Other Time Management Tips)
You probably don’t realize it, but the planning fallacy is the likely the culprit if you often find you’re late or suffer from poor planning.
Too many messaging systems creates personal confusion
Messages are flying around the Internet from Facebook, LinkedIn, email, Snapchat and many other messaging systems. For some, this means massive confusion!
What are the personal impacts of your digital immersion?
When was the moment your social media “on” switch flipped for good? And how would your life be different without constant digital immersion?
3 Lessons I learned from my creative burnout
The author’s life took a plunge by trying to follow a Gary Vaynerchuk always-on regime. Creative burnout led to a revelation.
How often should I blog? Five steps to answering the question
“How often should I blog?” is one of the most frequently-posed questions. Here are five steps to help you determine the best content frequency.
The raw truth about “I work harder than you”
Why I’ve decided to leave the competition of “I work harder than you” behind and test out a 4-day work week for more productivity (not less!).
Stop creating Random Acts of Content
It’s easy to create a “snap” or go on Facebook Live and chat, but are you adding business value or littering the web with random acts of content?
Learn to say no and focus on your three critical business drivers
Seemingly simple requests for your attention can pile up and distract your focus from your three critical business drivers
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