George Siosi Samuels (Twitter: @siosism) www.siosism.com Energy management can sometimes be more powerful than
time management. Morning rituals are certainly a huge factor in creating
successful habits. Productivity can be enhanced even further when you empower
yourself with a team and move beyond "I can do everything myself."
George Siosi Samuels is a creative entrepreneur who's passionate about people, culture and technology. Ben Sardella (Twitter: @bensardella) https://about.me/bensardella My top 10 rules for time management and
productivity: 1. Focus on what matters most first 2. Block out all distractions
3. Set time limits on all meetings/calls - shorter is always better 4. Set up email
inbox routing rules to help prioritize 5. Set correct expectations on when you
can respond or complete a task 6. Wake up earlier 7. Outsource or automate as
much as possible 8. Block off time on your calendar for things like responding
to emails or time to just think 9. Create folders in your inbox for things like
ideas or good reads for later 10. Ask others that are successful and busier than
you how they manage their tasks Datanyze Chief Revenue Officer, Ben Sardella, has spent over 15 years building successful SaaS sales teams. He started his career by pioneering the SaaS sales model as a founding member of the NetSuite sales team back in 2000. James Scarmozzino (Twitter: @scarmozzinosocs) www.onlinebizstartup.com Wake up and do the task you least want to do. It's
often the task you least want to do that's the most important. I ask myself one
simple question every morning, "what task that I accomplish today will make the
biggest impact on my business and life." If I accomplish that one task, my day
has been successful.
James Scarmozzino is the founder of Sunergetic, a company that manufacturers advanced supplements for anti-aging and healthcare. He also owns an internet marketing company focused on helping entrepreneurs build their own online businesses.
