The last couple of weeks we have been digging deep into the value of our time. We’ve pointed out that Time is our Most Valuable Asset and Time is Money. We discussed how to get more intentional with our time, to get the most bang for our buck. We covered the four zones, of which we now understand […]
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We have previously discussed that Time is your Most Valuable Asset and Time is Money. However, the questions present itself, are you truly intentional with your time? Distractions in the workplace are costing on average $650 Billion dollars to the U.S. economy in lost productivity every year. The reason is that most people are just not intentional
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I would like to cover two great quotes or clichés concerning time that we are all familiar with; “Time is your most valuable asset” and “Time is Money.” With this in mind, how many of us actually honor these two sayings? It is estimated that distraction and/or unengaged employees in the workplace cost the US
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Yes, Thanksgiving is this Thursday. A time for relaxing, eating, watching football, being with loved ones and most importantly being thankful for what we have. While you’re all having fun this week whether you are traveling up north or just staying home with family and friends. Be sure to take a moment and really get
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This past Saturday, November 11th was Veterans Day, and an opportunity for us to give thanks to those that served our country. Veterans Day began in 1919 when President Wilson declared the 11th hour, of the 11th day of the 11th month as Armistice Day; when fighting ended in World War I. After World War II, this was later
In a scene in the beginning of the film “Jerry Maguire” were those famous lines that we all remember and still use today, “Show me the Money”. It was when Jerry was frantically attempting to save his book of clients while every other broker in the firm was patching those clients to Bob Sugar. Rod
