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Dominate Your Day
FREE TRIAL (some of my favorite lessons from the course)
First Fifteen (and Workbook download) (7:12)
Fighting for Five (7:26)
Taking Control of Your Meeting Schedule (8:16)
Why Spending Time Delegating is Worth It (8:19)
Course Intro
Let's Get Started (6:06)
Module #1
Intro to Module #1 (3:44)
1.1 First Fifteen (7:12)
1.2 Two Minute Drill (7:45)
1.3 Priorities in Practice (9:18)
1.4 Using Breaks as a Resource (7:00)
1.5 Why Spending Time Delegating is Worth It (8:19)
1.6 Parkinson's Law (4:40)
Bringing it All Together (6:56)
Module #2
Intro to Module #2 (1:11)
2.1 Fighting for Five (7:26)
2.2 When are You at Your Best? (2:53)
2.3 Work in Batches (5:33)
2.4 Schedule Emergencies (4:15)
2.5 Taking Control of Your Meeting Schedule (8:17)
2.6 Five Fundamental Questions (4:50)
Bringing it all Together
Module #3
Intro to Module #3 (1:33)
3.1 What is Behind Your Procrastination (9:24)
3.2 More Isn't Better (6:09)
3.3 Multitasking Makeover (5:23)
3.4 Goal Setting: Finding a SMART Direction (8:14)
3.5 You're Dead Without Deadlines (3:35)
3.6 Avoiding Common Delegation Pitfalls (10:28)
Bringing it all Together (3:06)
Module #4
Intro to Module #4 (1:54)
4.1 Working With Procrastination Not Against It (5:31)
4.2 Further Fifteens (4:00)
4.3 Just ONE Thing! (3:56)
4.4 Listening - Your Knowledge Shortcut (10:11)
4.5 Be Present (4:21)
4.6 Teaching Your Team to Walk on Their Own (5:42)
4.7 Cultivating Work-Life Balance (4:47)
Bringing it all Together (2:14)
Module #5
Intro to Module #5 (1:50)
5.1 Avoiding Perfection (8:48)
5.2 Learning to Say "No" (9:29)
5.3 The Importance of Building Trust (11:14)
5.4 Making the Most of Meetings (9:55)
5.5 Notetaking Benefits (3:57)
5.6 A Culture of Continuous Learning (7:48)
5.7 Self Development Isn't Selfish (6:20)
Bringing it all Together (1:57)
Course Wrap-up
Where to Go From Here (5:14)
Taking Control of Your Meeting Schedule
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