Stop letting distractions into your work and life.
Re-order your routine
1. 5 PM write down the most important first task for tomorrow
2. Leave that on your desk
3. Upon waking go to your desk
4. Leave phone in an another room
5. Do not answer the phone
6. Do not turn on your computer
7. Do the task [DANGER: Kill Distractions]
8. Relish the satisfaction of a task well done
But there is mud down in the grass roots at the bank.
Nearly needing a magnifying glass, I read the fine red print at the bottom of my home equity loan statement:
The next scheduled payment will be deducted from the account designated.
Three phone transfers and 23 minutes later, I discovered someone at this behemoth institution changed my account with no authorization from me or my wife.
The penalty: I could be doubling my monthly payments if I kept to my normal transactions on their Bill-Pay platform.
Gee, Brian! Are you aware of the deterioration of what used to be a most competent work force?
With my impending change in housing, I would normally use BOA for a mortgage.
Now I have to give a vote of no confidence.
I just hope you are listening
No context.
I remain flabbergasted how people network.
Opportunity:
Mark Scheinberg, Founder and current president of Goodwin College
Tell him, "You must be so proud on the development of this educational institution"
Ask him, "What is your strategy for developing a successor to preserve what you have built?"
Lesson
Do not talk about what you do.
Discover their challenges
That will infer your competency to be the solution
Alan
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Alan
Booth | Executive Coach Facilitating
Transitions |
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Instructor, NYU School of
Leadership Web: http://www.AlanBoothCoach.com 203.216.6232 |
