Susan Weinschenk (Twitter: @thebrainlady) www.theteamw.com Tools: Trello for task lists, Scrivener for planning books
and videos. Philosophies… 1) Do what you love and you will be beyond
productive—you will be driven; 2) Start your day by taking care of YOU; 3)
Learn what are your own productivity/creativity cycles and accept and work
with yourself when you are in an up or down cycle.
Dr. Susan Weinschenk is a behavioral scientist, author, keynote speaker, and CEO of The Team W—We can show you how to get people to do stuff. Dana Wilde (Twitter: @themindaware) www.DanaWilde.com First, Implement Intentional Action, which means to get
your mindset right first, then take action. In other words, intentionally get
yourself feeling good and then take action in your business. When you are
feeling good, the action you take is more effective and seems to happen
effortlessly. Second, implement a 50-minute work session at the beginning of
every work day. Set a timer for 50 minutes and spend the first 50 minutes of
every work day focused on money making tasks. Stay away from email, off the
internet, and away from social media. Only work on tasks that put money
directly into your pocket during this time session ... and especially tasks that
bring in new business. Third, use technology to leverage your time. My favorite
apps are: Unroll.me, RescueTime, Hootsuite, and IFTTT.com.
Dana Wilde is the host of The Mind Aware Show and the bestselling author of Train Your Brain, which teaches entrepreneurs how to grow their businesses in record time by leveraging the power of their minds. Neil Willenson (Twitter: @powerofhumans) www.powerofhumans.com Instead of moving paper from one pile to another, I
actually "roll up my sleeves" and begin to tackle the pile! Too often we make "to
do" lists versus actually accomplishming tasks. I have a "red hot" box on my
desk that contains the most time sensitive projects. I work hard to address these
matters first and then move on to checking daily emails, social media accounts
and other less urgent tasks.
Neil Willenson is a national non-profit leader, public speaker, actor and entertainment industry executive.
