In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at how to have the perfect mix of tasks to make the most efficient use of time. Together they look at:

• how much time is the right time on a project

• how to not just fill the time when you have a deadline

• the importance of working in short bursts

• how you can leave your future self clues so that you can jump back in on your task when you take a break

• the importance of walking away and letting your brain fill back up

This episode marks our first year on the air. Thank you to everyone who has joined us this past year!

In this episode we look at how different generations deal with efficiency and productivity. Based on how they were raised, each generation approaches efficiency differently, which means each generation can learn from the other.

Recorded and produced at Studio D, Wayne Duncan producer

Music written and recorded by Lee Silber and Wayne Duncan

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This episode marks our first year on the air. Thank you to everyone who has joined us this past year!

In this episode we look at how different generations deal with efficiency and productivity. Based on how they were raised, each generation approaches efficiency differently, which means each generation can learn from the other.

Recorded and produced at Studio D, Wayne Duncan producer

Music written and recorded by Lee Silber and Wayne Duncan

[email protected], [email protected]

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at how you can make the end of your day work for you by:

• Planning what your tomorrow looks like

• Knocking a bunch of things off your list

• Looking ahead to circumvent anything that might make your day go wrong

• ....and a few more things

Recorded and produced at Studio D, Wayne Duncan producer

Music written and performed by Wayne Duncan and Lee Silber

Lee Silber: [email protected]

Ellen Goodwin: [email protected]

 

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at how you can make the end of your day work for you by:

• Planning what your tomorrow looks like

• Knocking a bunch of things off your list

• Looking ahead to circumvent anything that might make your day go wrong

• ....and a few more things

Recorded and produced at Studio D, Wayne Duncan producer

Music written and performed by Wayne Duncan and Lee Silber

Lee Silber: [email protected]

Ellen Goodwin: [email protected]

In this episode, Ellen looks at 8 different ways that you can make your office and your work more efficient and effective, starting with streamlining your workplace. There are 7 more that will help you to make your time in the office work with you and not against you!

Recorded and produced at Studio D, Wayne Duncan producer

Contact Ellen at [email protected]

Contact Lee at [email protected]

 

In this episode, Ellen looks at 8 different ways that you can make your office and your work more efficient and effective, starting with streamlining your workplace. There are 7 more that will help you to make your time in the office work with you and not against you!

Recorded and produced at Studio D, Wayne Duncan producer

Contact Ellen at [email protected]

Contact Lee at [email protected]

In this episode, Ellen takes over and discusses an oddly effective way to be more motivated -- Third-Party Visualization.

Imagine you as the star of your own movie. Watch yourself from the outside to motivate you to accomplish more -- and accomplish it better. It's not some new-age woo-woo, it's scientifically shown to work.

Recorded and produced at Studio D, Wayne Duncan producer

Ellen can be reached at [email protected], or check out her website at EllenGoodwin.com

In this episode, Ellen takes over and discusses an oddly effective way to be more motivated -- Third-Party Visualization.

Imagine you as the star of your own movie. Watch yourself from the outside to motivate you to accomplish more -- and accomplish it better. It's not some new-age woo-woo, it's scientifically shown to work.

Recorded and produced at Studio D, Wayne Duncan producer

Ellen can be reached at [email protected], or check out her website at EllenGoodwin.com

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at how trusting yourself and others can help you in the long run.

Together they look at:

• the importance of having blind faith in yourself

• knowing who the helping people are and seeking them out

• guarding against self doubt as a way to procrastinate

• how being flexible can enable you to accomplish more than you thought you could

• some guidance from a punk bands bad luck

Recorded and produced at Studio D, Wayne Duncan producer

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