Tag Archives: Scheduling

Steve Ballmer – an Orange Belt in Scheduling?

Posted on June 14, 2009 by fwade_admin

In an earlier post on the apparent skills of Richard Branson at Capturing, what I didn’t think of doing is estimating the belt level at which he is performing this particular Fundamental. In retrospect, it seems as if he’s operating … Continue reading →

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Time Management and Jamaica’s Olympic Success

Posted on August 20, 2008 by fwade_admin

Here in Jamaica, as you can imagine, we are glued to our television sets watching our countrymen win an unprecedented number of medals. We are a famously proud people, and right about now we are ready to burst with pride! … Continue reading →

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More on Scheduling

Posted on August 10, 2008 by fwade_admin

Andre over at The Tools for Thought blog has made some fine points about moving from using a calendar to do more than schedule “hard-edged appointments.”  These are called “hard-edged” because they simply must be conducted at the prescribed time … Continue reading →

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Where Your Eyes Go Your Attention Flows

Posted on May 29, 2008 by fwade_admin

By special guest blogger — Andre Kibbe of Tools for Thought (Tools-for-Thought.com) A great strategy for maintaining focus is to to set up visual cues that return your attention to your intention. Cues can take many forms: a photograph that … Continue reading →

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