Category: Effectivity
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How to Listen in a hectic world
By learning how to listen effectively in a hectic world, you get to make better decisions about the how and why of things.
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Measurable Goals
I am sure you’ve heard of SMART goals, where SMART is an acronym for Specific, Measurable, Agreed, Realistic, and Timed. I prefer using VALUE when setting up goals: Verifiable – Quantity, Cost, Time (finite), and Quality (subjective). In general, we, as humans, try to avoid specifying these. Accountable – Need to drill deep enough down…
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How to write an effective task
Defining a piece of work (task) effectively should consist of at least four parts: the step, the details, the deadlines, and the context.
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Your values affect your decisions
Consider this post an expanded dictionary entry for a collection of related terms used in personal development conversations. For example, What are your values?