Women comprise about 47% of the U.S. workforce, yet they make up barely a quarter of all senior executives at large U.S. public companies.
Fact: if you Google “time management” your search will return at least 241 million results. Time management has been the strategy to improve your productivity and more efficiently utilize the 86,400 seconds we each have in a day. In corporate America, time management workshops are a staple in all training departments. “Take control of your time!” “Get more done!” they promise.
How many hours do you waste in a day? According to Salary.com, the average worker wastes two hours per day costing US businesses $759 billion dollars per year. Two hours! That is a significant amount of time!
Do you suffer from the “Sunday night scaries” and dread Monday mornings? Or hit snooze on your alarm so many times you lose count because you don’t want to get out of bed and go to work? Or do you count down the days until the weekend or your next vacation?
Almost every time I mention the word email, our clients sigh, roll their eyes or tell me how much they loathe it. Email is incessant. Email is time consuming. Email is work.
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Do you find yourself constantly checking your email? Then wishing or praying that you could just stop? If you’re like most of us, you’ve tried to break the email addiction. However, within a few days, sometimes just a few hours, you’re hooked again and back to compulsively checking your email. Managing your email feels elusive, at best, and more often completely hopeless.
