Time to Reset

Having a healthy work environment cannot be achievable without mastering the art of time management. In today’s hectic world, finding that balance is challenging, but once you discover your rhythm, there will be no room for toxicity. Kelli Calabrese, a wellness mompreneur and bestselling author, finds the calm in the chaos as she shares how entrepreneurs can juggle family, life, health, wealth, an...

Being busy isn’t synonymous to being productive. People are just busy but not productive when they are not able to achieve anything. However, you can save time and become efficient and productive with time management because they go side by side. Kevin Kruse, founder, and CEO of LEADx and New York Times bestselling author is an extreme productivity person and has written nine books around producti...

A lot of business owners aren’t able to grow well because they’re not attracting enough prospects. Entrepreneur and bestselling author Judy Weintraub says getting a book published is a great way to attract more of your ideal prospects and enable you to grow your business. Judy is the Founder of SkillBites, a book writing and publishing platform designed to help authors get their books written and...

How can a leader be effective and influential in a workforce packed with Millennials? Generations do come and go, and with that being said, how should leadership keep pace? Leadership coach of CEOs and business strategist John Dame uncovers the struggles leaders face in this Millennial age. In today’s generation where convenience is provided and job opportunities are easily given, he gives tips on...

People are always busy in their daily lives, living in this fast-paced world, but are they really productive? Our guest, Alex Genadinik, a three-time best-selling Amazon author, a business coach, and a successful entrepreneur reveals the top principles that stand out for him in his book, 20 Principles of Productivity. He shares how the process of elimination and mindfulness with self-assessment he...

Some of us just do not have it all together. We cannot be as organized as we want to be nor do we have the time to think about doing it. A self-confessed pig pen of organizers, Bearj Jehanian, author of Break Down the Walls to Success, introduces Trello, an easy to use tool that could help those who really need to clear the clutter of to-do lists, schedules, plans, and more. He talks abo...

There is so much noise in our everyday lives that cut across the way we go about the way we work. As entrepreneurs and business owners, it greatly helps to find that focus in order to perform our absolute best. Clarity coach Keara Palmay introduces us to sound therapy. With it, we can get into the zone and gather up the clarity we need in our minds. Keara presents how Brain.fm helped her achieve t...

Some, if not most, of us are good at procrastinating. We are well aware of how much it affects our productivity, yet we find ourselves bending backwards delaying what we should be doing. Mike Vardy, author, host, and founder of Productivityist, has created a way to help us out of that hole and into our productive selves. He shares the concept of time crafting, showing ways to make things easier to...

Time management is an issue that plays an important part in accomplishing things that we have to accomplish, targets that we need to hit, or goals that we need to achieve. Paul Gallagher talks about proper time management and how it can help in hitting our goals right. He is creating a movement to help others better manage their life by combining project management techniques with personal develop...

How many of us have a thousand emails sitting in our inbox, thinking that we’re going to get back to them one of these days? If you’re like most people, there’s a fat chance that you’ll never ever get to read every one of those emails. Frank Buck, author of Get Organized!, says everybody’s two biggies are losing weight and getting organized. Frank offers organization and time management solutions...

Procrastination is often associated to being unproductive and inefficient. But what if you can procrastinate and still accomplish your tasks? Stanford professor Dr. John Perry celebrates his own procrastination which he believes gives him more productivity at the end of the day. He is the author of The Art of Procrastination: A Guide to Effective Dawdling, Lollygagging and Postponing. He shares he...

Have you ever thought that there is power in negative thinking? More than positive thinking, illuminating the negative is equally essential in fixing problems. It lets you see what’s in the way. Sadly, people would often eliminate the negative rather than illuminate it which gets them into more troublesome situations. David Corbin, author of the book Illuminate: Harnessing the Positive Power of Ne...

We dream of big things. However, along the way we may feel like they are too much for us that we tend to get discouraged and shy away from them. Eventually, we lose sight of those big goals and force ourselves back to our little caves. Emi Kirschner – speaker, coach, author, and creator of the Tribe of Leaders Membership Community – talks about big goals and how we can keep ourselves on track and...

Businesses are made upon big goals. Sometimes, thinking about these big goals tend to become so overwhelming that we end up being paralyzed by it. Self-confessed autodidact who has been helping education companies become more productive, Chris Danilo, helps people overcome procrastination and increase productivity in our business and life. He gives great advice on what we can do to tackle somethin...

It has become harder to get by without being involved in social media these days. In business, it has become such an important part that drives connectivity to numerous potential consumers. Talking about leveraging that power on social media to attract more people is Chris Voss, CEO of Strategic One Consulting, who is a recognized social media leader by Forbes, CNN, Huffington Post, and so many ot...

The World Health Organization has declared stress a worldwide epidemic. It seems like more than ever, people are stressed out. Most people don’t realize the impact of stress on our minds, our emotions, and our physiology. It is, in fact, the root cause of almost all illnesses. Sara Wegwitz takes on the subject of stress and burnout. Sara is a registered nurse with a specialization in mental fitnes...

The world is changing, and so must the way we lead people. Greg Zlevor, CEO, President, and Founder of Westwood International, talks about reimagining ways to develop leaders. We need new leadership for generational differences, most especially now where people across generations meet and work in the same environment—from Baby Boomers all the way down to the Millennials. On top of all this, we hav...

The way businesses work depends on the culture of the company. Being a team leader, it is important to establish one that works best for the company. If you don’t, then the culture will become something else that might harm the overall productivity and growth. business scaling strategist Shane Spiers speaks on how to do this effectively as he discuss another perspective of organizational behavior,...

We don’t know when our last breath is going to be. We can get distracted in different ways that we have to continually remind ourselves of what’s important. We have to make a choice to be more purposeful so we can be more productive in doing things that we love and make the most of our time. Lynda West, known as the Oprah of San Diego, explores the concept of time blocking and focusing on what’s i...

What if you could go back into the mind of the great Napoleon Hill twenty years before his Think And Grow Rich? Jeffrey Gitomer gives it to you as he talks about his new book, Truthful Living: The First Writings of Napoleon Hill. As the best-selling author of 15 books including the Little Red Book of Selling: 12.5 Principles of Sales Greatness, Jeffrey provides with clarity and expertise the great...

Part of building success is learning to create platforms. However, things change a lot in the different platforms and the biggest thing that you need to learn is to navigate the changes. Personal development expert and marketing specialist Kyle Wilson says to help navigate platform changes, you need principles and tactics. Tactics, like social media, change, but the principles don’t. The biggest m...

There’s so much happening in the digital age. For many, they feel it gets harder and hence, they feel this overwhelm. Michael Alf, founder of High Performance in the Digital Age, has had a 25-plus year global career across various industries, continents and functions which has given him an unparalleled skillset and expertise to support today’s entrepreneur both inside and outside the corporate wor...

In business, the sales process connects us to people. It is the bridge where we can cross-over to present our products and hopefully make a difference in people’s lives. This is the kind of sales magic that Victoria Buckmann finds. As a certified Dream Coach, Higher Guidance Business Coach, Former Premier Success coach for eWomenNetwork, a hypnotherapist and Intuitive, she teaches people to be awa...

Counter-intuitive to a lot of people, sometimes doing less could give you more. Ari Meisel is a great believer of this as he talks about his own take on productivity and how we should think a little bit differently. As an author, developer, consultant, productivity expert, and CEO of his company Less Doing, he teaches how instead of working harder, we should work smarter. He shares the common mist...

In our everyday lives, we are always hankering to finish a lot of tasks. Sometimes, we fall off and become too overwhelmed because we just can’t seem to organize what needs to be done first and how. Productivity consultant and bestselling author David Allen talks about getting things done, both the act and his book. He is a space guru and he teaches us the importance of clearing our head space bef...