Every achiever and every engaged leader would like to know a simple way to improve productivity and results – a way to get more value from each day and the efforts of that day. If that is you, you are in luck, because I am about to share with you what I call achievement mathematics.

By Christine Louise Hohlbaum This book was published in 2009 and I’m not sure how or where I got my copy.  But as I prepared to leave for vacation, for a variety of reasons, it found its way into my briefcase.  While I didn’t read any of it during my vacation, I am happy that

Tomorrow is Flag Day in the United States.  It celebrates the adoption of the United States flag by the Second Continental Congress on June 14, 1777  – 235 years ago.  Every American middle-schooler learned about the flag – and what each of the components stood for. This post isn’t a history lesson, or all about

I sit in meetings, facilitate training, and walk through public places, and it is all the same.  The minute someone’s phone beeps or vibrates with a text or email notification, they seem compelled to check and see what is going on. This compulsion leads to a lack of focus and productivity, and well, it makes

I’ve known Tim Milburn for several years, through email, social media and the phone. I have never met him, but I know him.  And you will know him too when you read this book.  He has written several books, not to get rich or famous, but to share his views and learning and to inform

Everyone would like to be more productive (well, at least anyone who might be reading these words). Today, some simple and important ideas for raising your productivity, starting immediately. 1. Stop. Multi. Tasking.  Seriously. It is an illusion if you think you can do it without hampering the effectiveness of either task.  Want proof?  When