This post concludes our two part series on finding your Flow. Flow is focused on finding the best ways to keep your mind balanced and motivated on the task ahead. Finding this state is very difficult for some, but a snap for others. If you’re having trouble blocking out the distractions and getting your best work done, make sure to read this exciting conclusion where we list the final four steps to find your ultimate Flow.
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Starting a Business, Planning for it and Dealing with Change
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010Walk into any college business class or entrepreneurship work shop and you’re sure to hear about the importance of a business plan. The business plan is a great motivator for your business, but what happens when you lose your first client…or when you make the first big sale? With change must come adaptability. The best businesses are able to adapt and rely on the basis of their business plan, rather than following it like a road map.
Three Conditions Required for the Mental State of Flow
Tuesday, June 29th, 2010Flow. It’s that moment when your body takes over and you act without thinking. All distractions are eliminated…all you see are your goals. This concept was developed by Mihály Csíkszentmihályi, and it helps us understand how we can achieve our best work. He identified three conditions for best Flow.
5 of the Most Useful Tech Tools You’re Not Using
Thursday, June 17th, 2010Productivity can be both increased and stifled by technology. We’ve shown you ways to keep technological distractions to a minimum in previous posts, but now we’re focusing on ways to improve your efficiency through some great tools on the web. Make use of these organizing tips and tricks by implementing some of the best tools you can find online.
Sharpening Your Focus to Increase Productivity
Monday, June 14th, 2010Focusing on your work is much easier said than done. In this day and age, the avalanche of distractions on the internet and around the office can paralyze any campaign or sales productivity. By refocusing your efforts on your daily workload, you can avoid these distractions and accomplish your sales goals in an efficient way.
Mom was Right! The Tie Between Diet and Work Efficiency
Wednesday, June 9th, 2010The world of Sales is filled with last second stops at McDonald’s and multiple Nutri-Grain bars to get you through the day. Traveling around town for most of the day makes it hard to eat well, but as you’ll see in this post, healthy eating pays off. Eat well and consider it an investment in productivity.
