Putting SASS In All That You Do Accelerates Your Success

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Put SASS In All That You Do


Recently I worked with a client to help him set the strategic direction of his organization. He was new to the organization. And he discovered that his team was extremely busy every day they came to work. But the results just weren’t there. In other words, there was lots of activity but little to no accomplishment.

The team lacked strategic direction and the work they did was not aligned to what was necessary to move the organization forward. Sound familiar?

21 Proven Ways to Eliminate Distractions Creatively And Get More Done (Part 2)

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Last time we introduced 10 of the 21 creative and proven ways to eliminate distractions and get more done. You might want to review Part 1 first for additional context on today’s post. Introducing part 2 of the 21 proven ways to help you eliminate distractions, take control and get more done now. These methods…

21 Proven Ways to Eliminate Distractions Creatively and Get More Done Now (Part 1)

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“The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one.” – Mark Twain Every successful business professional and entrepreneur gets what Mark Twain is saying. Unfortunately, it becomes challenging to focus on the simple first…

Twitter Insights from Adam Urbanksi’s Info Profit Success Bootcamp

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I attended Adam Urbanski’s Info Profit Success Bootcamp in Anaheim April 23 to 26th! And it was “fantabulous!” (the new word I’ve been using on Twitter). The single greatest highlight is finally meeting people who I “know” from Twitter in flesh and blood! As much as I love the flexibility and tools to operate virtually,…

Why Asking This Question Keeps You Stuck, Dissatisfied And Solving For The Wrong Problem

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Ever come across someone who seeks your advice but doesn’t take action? She asks you questions but then does nothing.  When you dig deeper, you discover the real reason.  It’s because she’s been trying to solve the symptom of the problem and not the cause. Let me explain how using the case of KP and…