You’re more inundated with information at work than ever; emails, phone calls, texts, paperwork, conversations with coworkers, and your phone constantly buzzing. All this while still trying to get your work done. You can easily drown in distractions - or you can choose to take control of your day.

Access over 70 articles on ways to save time, cut out distractions, and be more efficient with the downloadable book, How to Get Twice as Much Done in Half as Much Time. This quick read will show you how to delegate better, avoid time-wasters, wrestle control of your email, and reduce (and even plan for) interruptions. 

The only way to make more time is to save more time. 

Time-saving tips, tricks, and recommendations for everyone.

How to Get Twice as Much Done in Half as Much Time includes 70+ articles on: 

• Recognizing the value of time. You can always make more money, recover from stock market losses, or ride bond rates back up - but you can’t manufacture more time. 
• Finding your prime time. Figure out when you do your best work - and how to make the most of that time. 
• Setting goals and priorities. Long-term goals are great - but they won’t help you knock your next project out of the park. Learn how to create specific, practical, and quantifiable goals that will keep you on track and ahead of schedule. 
• Kicking procrastination. Deal with legitimate delays while also overcoming the procrastinator in each of us. 
• Delegating. Don’t be afraid to let go. Learn what tasks are perfect to delegate and how to ensure their success in someone else’s hands. 
• Avoiding interruptions. Take back control of your time by reducing, avoiding, and even scheduling time for interruptions. 
• Getting organized. Reduce unnecessary paperwork while organizing what’s left so you can find what you need when you need it. 
• Make meeting time efficient. Identify meetings that you don’t really need and get the most out of those you do by keeping them organized and on track, and avoiding some common pitfalls. 
• Tapping into downtime. Reduce wasted time during the day so you can make the most of it - whether by thinking through an idea for your next meeting or taking a moment to recharge. 
• Stop stressing. Identify when stress is good, bad, or ugly, and both short-term and long-term ways to combat it.
• High-tech ways to save time (or waste it).  Organize your files, tame your email, and determine if that new tool will really save you time or just become a distraction.