Plan your week, each week, before the week begins. Doing so will allow you to put first things first and to ensure you are organizing and executing around your most important priorities.
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The mindsets, skillsets, and toolsets of the Productivity Suite work together, enabling knowledge workers and leaders to perform at their peak every day.
3:50Focus your energy and attention where it counts, on the things over which you have influence. As you focus on things within your Circle of Influence, it will expand.
Each person in your organization is unique and has an irreplaceable set of gifts, talents, skills, and passions that cannot be found anywhere else.
2:26Join bestselling author and FranklinCovey productivity expert Leena Rinne, as she discusses three key energy drivers—sleep, relax, and connect—and tactical ways you can improve your energy level today
How is your energy level? Do you make it through the day without nodding off to sleep or do you find that you need to use toothpicks to keep your eyelids open?
In order to 'schedule the big rocks' you need to first identify what they are and you do that by determining your values.
4:11Kory Kogon joins Scott Miller for this episode of FranklinCovey On Leadership. In this clip, Kory explains the 30/10 promise and how it changes productivity.
Does it seem like, more and more, you are so busy working to accomplishing a variety of tasks all at once that you are rarely able to dig deep
34:14Your energy level correlates directly to your productivity. Join FranklinCovey productivity expert Leena Rinne, as she discusses three key energy driver—sleep, relax, and connect.
2:09Join Hyrum Smith, one of the most influential thinkers on modern time management, as he shares insights on productivity from his 50-year career.
1:58Join bestselling author Daniel Pink to learn how to leverage timing to produce better results, and when you should—and shouldn’t—do your analytical, routine, and creative work.
Somehow it became a badge of honor to cheat ourselves from one of the most vital parts of caring for our brains.
3:35Our paradigms are both revealed and shaped by the words we use. If we see ourselves as powerless, it shows up in our language.
2:29Choice 1: Act on the Important, Don't React to the Urgent is based on the principle of discernment, which is the use of insight and understanding in making a choice.
It’s really important that you challenge yourself to put time into the things that you really do love. Don’t let it be a coincidence what ends up in your recipe for a great life.
2:25Choice 2 is based on the principle of potential, which is the latent capacity to do something great. Watch as lead author of The 5 Choices, goes into detail on how this choice impacts productivity.
1:52Use The 5 Choices to Extraordinary Productivity to break free from the daily urgencies that seem to bury you alive.
1:52Choice 3 is based on the principle of priority wherein things with higher importance are worthy of specific attention. Watch as lead author of The 5 Choices, Kory Kogon, explains this choice.
