Think you’re the world’s best multitasker? Know someone who thinks they can do many things at once? Here’s your chance to put your skills to this test! In this video, I walk you through the all-new version of my myth of multitasking exercise. Complete the exercise. Share your result below. Then invite at least two people … Continue reading “The Myth of Multitasking Exercise – Updated”
Category: Podcast
Why finding your work sanctuary at home boosts productivity
“I’m struggling to stay focused while working from home…help!” Working remotely comes with some interesting obstacles that can stand in the way of your productivity. Piles of laundry calling your name. A sink full of dishes begging for attention. Your child asking for a snack—for the millionth time this hour. A beloved pet pleading to … Continue reading “Why finding your work sanctuary at home boosts productivity”
Why you need to be aware of your unconscious bias
“Frat guys want to party more than they want to work.” We’re often unaware when we make a biased decision. So, how do you stop something you’re doing subconsciously? I reached out to a fellow LinkedIn Learning instructor, Stacey A. Gordon, to discuss this issue. Stacey’s course, Unconscious Bias, offers several solutions on how to avoid making these … Continue reading “Why you need to be aware of your unconscious bias”
How to critical thinking helps when you’re feeling overwhelmed
“I’m juggling too many things at once. I’m beyond overwhelmed!” Sound familiar? If you’re nodding yes, you’re not alone. This year has been especially challenging, as many of us are thrown into new, stressful situations. It can be easy to get overwhelmed with not knowing which direction to focus your energy and time. I decided … Continue reading “How to critical thinking helps when you’re feeling overwhelmed”
Why knowledge is the first step in helping others, with guest Dereca Blackmon
“I want to help. I just don’t know where to start.” Most people WANT to be a helpful ally, yet they feel confused and uncertain about where to start. I reached out to fellow LinkedIn Learning instructor, Dereca Blackmon, for advice on that first step in the right direction. Her response: Knowledge. Learn as much as you … Continue reading “Why knowledge is the first step in helping others, with guest Dereca Blackmon”