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![]() Linda Feinholz is the founder of YourHighPayoffCatalyst.com and creator of the Catalyst Programs. Her consulting and coaching programs build businesses further, faster and easier.
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5 Steps to Overcome ProcrastinationProblems with procrastination? Putting off those things that are so easy to do it later...or tomorrow...or next week. Sometimes it's easier to stay in our comfort zone, to create something new rather than deal with needs to be done. Procrastination seems to be an ongoing battle. How to Avoid the "poof, Gone!" Syndrome - Use Systems That Work for YouTo be successful in business, you must have systems in place. There are lots of systems 'guaranteed' to work for youeverything from cute little cards that go in your shirt pocket, sophisticated computer systems that 'ding' to remind you of your next item on your calendar, and enormous expensive 'organizers' that every single thought, meeting and commitment are captured in. Let Me Reduce Your Stress! - Productivity TipsAre you as productive as you can be? Do you have focus to your activities? Let's be productive. Let's focus. Let's have a vision and use it everywhere with everyone. Let's include a plan and make sure it includes "who is doing what, by when?" And, key, let's put systems in place that you can use to train, evaluate and stabilize everyone's efforts. These 5 Steps Get "low Payoff" Out of Your LifeWe each face the same issue when we're immersed in a topic or a challenge: We get lost in a forest of low payoff ideas that show up and lose sight of the High Payoff choices right in front of us. Successful leaders and managers don't escape from running into low pay-off opportunities, they're just very effective at keeping their attention on the High Payoff activities that will get them to the results they're set on. Bring Your Passion to WorkWhat do you do with your passion? Too many of the business owners I work with have buried their passion under the idea that business is driven by practicality and force. Not only do they bury their passion from their own view. They've also hidden it from those around them who can be inspired by it. Get Your Slipped Plans Back on TrackHave you ever had one of those days where nothing seemed to go right? When those days occur, we have choices in how we'll react. Walk through one such day with me and let's see what options we have. Coming Up Dry on the "vision" ThingI focus exclusively on consulting to and coaching business owners and professionals who have a vision they're trying to accomplish...and are fed up with feeling stalled. I find that too many of my clients get out of bed in the morning thinking about their To Dos and not about their Vision. Are you too busy focusing on your To Dos rather than your vision? Why Your Customer Service is Going Off TrackI've noticed a recent trend--everyone is sprinting to prove they're making changes in their business's productivity. They are often going down an unfocused track that will not yield them the results they are looking for. You may be caught in the same sense of urgency. Let's look at some steps that will get you focused at the right pace so that you get the full results you're hoping for to grow your business. Boost Your Productivity by Clearing Those Shelves!I know that it's always a challenge to fit in all the activities you dream of for building your business. With so many things going on, who has time to 'give your all' to growing your 'company'? We don't just have To Do lists occupying our attention, books, papers, binders, and files often divert our attention. Things we treasure often create distracting whispers in our mind. Time to Boost Business With a Fresh ConversationDo you feel that many of your conversations are..."reruns?" And have you given any thought to how that pattern is helping or stifling your business growth? Do you find yourself spending time with the same people in the same environments, read the same type of books...Year after year. Meeting after meeting. There's nothing wrong with that...unless you never create the space for 'new' conversations.
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