Posts Tagged ‘work-ethic’

Do you REALLY need to get yet more things done?

Maybe today’s fashion for increasing personal productivity isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

Increasing your personal productivity is the subject matter of a slew of books, magazine articles, and more than a few successful blogs. It’s fashionable, popular, and, most of all, highly profitable for the authors and writers of software. But does that make it right?I believe that more cookery books are published each year that any other… Continue reading

February 21 2008 | By Adrian | Tagged: gtd, organization, Productivity, time-management, work-ethic | 27 comments»

12 Rules for Self-Leadership

I had promised you I would follow up with my Rules for Self-Leadership this week, and they follow.

A Preface: Management and Leadership are not interchangeable words for me. We need both of them, for in part, management tends to be more internally focused (within a company, within an industry, within a person) whereas leadership is more externally focused on the future-forward actions you will take in the greater… Continue reading

April 19 2007 | By Rosa | Tagged: discipline, responsibility, rules, self-management, work-ethic | 18 comments»

12 Rules for Self-Management

Management is not just for managers, just as leadership is not just for leaders.

We all manage, and we all lead; these are not actions reserved for only those people who happen to hold these “positions” in a company. I personally think of management and leadership as callings, and we all get these callings to manage and lead at different times, and to different degrees.

Considered another way, I believe we… Continue reading

April 12 2007 | By Rosa | Tagged: discipline, responsibility, rules, self-management, work-ethic | 12 comments»