By Kevin Eikenberry, co-founder of the Remote Leadership Institute. Shiny object syndrome. Most of us have at least a touch of it. The moment your team has mastered one technology, you read about a new one that you just have to give a try. Just about the time you are making some progress on a task, your
By Wayne Turmel, co-founder of the Remote Leadership Institute Whenever I talk to people who telecommute or work from home, I hear, “I am so much more productive at home. I get all my work done without interruption.” That’s great, and it’s important. But when I ask them if they’re more productive, they look at
I’ve written many, many times about the importance of taking vacation to us as leaders and as humans. And today I’m speaking specifically to the idea of checking email while on vacation. And while my stance hasn’t changed at all – getting time away without work is essential – I understand the hesitancy to unplug
If extra-long workdays have been the norm since you became a boss, it’s time to find out why, before you burn out. Because at some point you won’t have anything left to work harder. You’ll have used up all your mental power, energy and enthusiasm. However, you can always work smarter. Follow these steps to
We really like talking about productivity here at the Remote Leadership Institute. After all, doing more in less time is a goal for most (if not all) leaders. While study after study shows that remote employees tend to be more productive then their office-bound counterparts, there is always room for improvement. That’s why we loved
Our question today is about productivity and specifically, what to do when you “hit the wall” and are personally struggling, but others think you are doing better than you really are… I’ve got four suggestions below to help you get your “productivity mojo” back! Tweet it out: When you hit the wall, step back, refresh
Today I’m talking about productivity and how our physical location is extremely important to our level of productivity. Check out the video below for my Productivity Checklist and start getting more done RIGHT NOW. Tweet it out: Consider your environment if you want to increase your productivity. @KevinEikenberry From This Episode: Sign up to receive
By Wayne Turmel, co-founder of The Remote Leadership Institute. How much time does the average employee spend on email each day? You’d think that’s a simple question, demanding a simple answer. But it’s not. When I went to the magic Google Machine and asked that question, the top five answers not only differed, but answered
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