Are you a Busy Bee?
Being a mumpreneur means you may be working at home around your children.
There’s no pressure from colleagues or bosses to get things done and no weekly performance reports to keep you on your toes.
This means that you have to motivate yourself to get your daily tasks done. But do you ever find that you’ve been working all day and don’t seem to have made even the tiniest of dents in
I’m part of a supportive online group – Helen Rappy’s 30 Day Productivity Challenge. All the members get together at the beginning of each month and commit publicly to achieving a set of business goals by the end of that month.
I’ve experienced the most wonderful support from my productivity family (that’s just how it feels – a family) and this week has been even more supportive. As we see the finish line in sight, some
Every week we bring you a tip to help ease the stress of working from home. It may be a technique for getting things done, avoiding interruptions or just getting through the day with your sanity intact. This week we are looking at how to take regular breaks.
Working from home means we set our own hours. There’s no water cooler to congregate around and no-one to take a coffee break with. It’s easy to forget
People keep asking me how I get so much done or where do I find the time to do so much. Well, I have a little secret I’d like to share with you. I used to spend a lot of time being busy but not very productive and at the end of the day I would look back and see that not much had been achieved – it was soul destroying.
So, last year I decided
