“Yikes! I’m sorry, I forgot. I’ve had so much going on.” Planning is the difference between being prepared and being caught off guard. I got to hang out with my good friend, and incredible LinkedIn Learning author, Dean Karrel, at the coolest little park in New York the other day. It’s always great to connect … Continue reading “Why planning is the key to being fully prepared”
Tag: Systems
Why observation improves training
While training, at some point you’re going to want to step back and observe what your team member is doing. This is a bit like taking the training wheels off a bicycle. During observation, make notes, and avoid commenting in the moment. Let someone try their best, then give them specific feedback after they’re done. … Continue reading “Why observation improves training”
Why focusing on results is more effective than hustling
What if I told you the “hustle” movement was a lie? Before you gasp in shock, hear me out. Our society seems to celebrate the mentality of “work hard, play later” and that being busy means you must be successful—but that’s simply not true. The most successful people I have ever coached know that focusing … Continue reading “Why focusing on results is more effective than hustling”
How I went from Chaos Master to a time management expert
How chaotic would you rate your average workday on a scale of 1-10? One is no chaos at all. Ten is a total mess—a flurry of jumping from texts to emails, to unproductive meetings, interruptions from coworkers and so on. If you’re around a five or higher, I want you to know there IS hope! … Continue reading “How I went from Chaos Master to a time management expert”
Why practice—with a little guidance—makes perfect!
If you want someone to master a system, let them practice using roleplaying and guided exercises. No one’s ever become more muscular just by watching a coach lift weights. During practicing, provide feedback and correction as needed. Make small corrections to guide people toward habits that get the best possible results. Learn more about booking … Continue reading “Why practice—with a little guidance—makes perfect!”
