Great Points Podcast – Marsha Egan

Don’t let the holidays (or any other days) stress you out…

Here is a quick, 3 minute “listen” with some tactics that will help.

One of the missing strategies in many peoples’ time management practices is that they are hesitant to let others know what their time management plans and needs are.

Listen to this brief podcast on why this is important, with a few tips on how to make it work…

Taking things personally, in business, can be a real detriment to a budding career.

Business is business. Listen to this podcast for some “great pointers” that can help you stick to business and keep your career on the upswing.

We all know that volunteering can be a positive career strategy.

Let’s take it one step further. The more quickly you volunteer, the better.

We’ve all been in meetings when the boss asks who wants to volunteer to chair an event. As everyone looks down at the floor, and hopes they don’t get called on, someone finally volunteers.

Instead, raise your hand quickly, smiling, and say “I’ll do it!” Listen to this brief podcast for more…

Why are so many people afraid to ask for help? Do they think they will appear weak?

Actually, the reverse is true. Listen to this brief podcast to find out how and why.

One of the best motivational tools in existence is FREE, easy to use, and unfortunately, not used enough.

Listen to our podcast, and learn the secret. Wink Wink.

Okay, so you think you know the importance of daily planning… I get that.

Here are some tips and new ideas that might help you do it even better.

Take a listen to our 82 second Great Points podcast…

Everyone agrees that stabbing someone in the back is nasty behavior.

Sometimes I just don’t get how or why anyone in business thanks it is a positive strategy…  yet we see it time and time and time again.

If you want to hear more about this, listen to my 81 second podcast which challenges us to be “back patters” rather than “back stabbers.”

It’s been 5 years. We’ve offered bi-weekly chats on coaching topics here in Nantucket, and were lucky enough to have Steve Savino of WACK-FM interview me about this week’s discussion. He took a pic while I was there, too.  Take a listen!

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BUT is a swear word.

Well, almost…

If you want to create a barrier in a conversation, just use the word “but.”

Here is an 82 second podcast that could stop you from using that (almost) swear word ever again…