3 simple questions to help you decide quickly whether a meeting is worth it and how to make it useful.

Do you ever feel like you have too much work to do? The constant demands from your boss and coworkers, plus the flood of emails you get every day. We can end up feeling like a hamster on a treadmill. We run fast all day, only to collapse on the journey home, when our single thought is, “Where on earth did that day go?”. You see, you started with good intentions. You followed all the helpful advice from the productivity gurus. You planned your day the night before. You identif

Recently we lost a dear uncle. One of my dad’s two remaining brothers. He left behind my cousin, who is having to deal with everything on her own, as she has no partner to share the burden. Suffering from anxiety and grieving the loss of her dad, it is a stressful time. Everyone has an opinion and everyone is telling her what she should do or consider. Things were quickly approaching an overload situation. The feeling of being overwhelmed. The tsunami that you can see rapidly

I can be a great procrastinator. Shocking, I know but you have to be honest with yourself. Upon reflection, I am sure this held me back during the early part of my career. My productivity was low and it seemed to take me an age to do what other people seemed to do quickly. I came to realise that I needed more time to think things through. When I did, it was quality work. That was me. But I came to realise it was more than that. I needed to know where to start. I needed a trus