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October 15, 2010

How I Use RescueTime to Increase My Productivity

RescueTime is a great tool to help you get a handle on how you spend your time.

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October 14, 2010

If You Don't Insist on Work/Life Balance, You Won't Have Any

When I worked in Residence Life, I always had a mid-semester slog starting around October.

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September 20, 2010

The "Vision Thing:" Do You Have It?

In the business world, people talk about leaders endowed with the “vision thing.” These are people who can envision the future for their industry and their company in concrete terms, and explain it in ways that encourage others to buy in to that vision, and focus their efforts around it as well.

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