156 | 35 Strategies That Shape Productivity

35 Strategies That Shape Productivity

Did you know that the cost of interruptions to the U.S. economy is estimated at $588 billion a year!!! On this episode of the Chris LoCurto Show, guest David Horsager joined me to talk about his book, The Daily Edge: Simple Strategies to Increase Efficiency and Make an Impact Every Day… and we’ll be giving you strategies that shape productivity!

Here’s some of what you will learn:

  • How to give focus and intentionality to the most important things every day through DMAs (Decision Making Actions).
  • Understand the meaning behind S.E.E.D.S. and why it is so vitally important.
  • Manage your energy.
  • So much more….

Let’s dig in.

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Decades of personal and leadership development experience, as well as running multi-million dollar businesses, has made him an expert in life and business coaching. personality types, and communication styles.

Growing up in a small logging town near Lake Tahoe, California, Chris learned a strong work ethic at home from his full-time working mom. He began his leadership and training career in the corporate world, starting but at E'TRADE.

2 thoughts on “156 | 35 Strategies That Shape Productivity”

  1. William Edmondson

    Nothing helps me be more productive than a Time Budget + Time Diary. About once a quarter I will map out my week in 15 minute increments using an excel worksheet. I start with my top priority and work my way down filling in blocks of time. Then throughout the week I keep this document open in one of my monitors about half width and log what I actually did in comparison to what I had planned. This may seem excessive but when I go through this exercise I get twice as much done as I would otherwise…despite the extra time planning and logging. The budgeting + logging makes me hyper aware of wasted time and time spent on things that are not priority. This exercise is pretty intensive and truthfully a little exhausting. I purposefully limit it to a week every couple of months. During the rest of the quarter I do a simplified version where Sunday evening I plan out my week in my calendar blocking out time for important items but not to the detail of the time diary. During my “off weeks” I don’t take the time to actually log all of the detail.

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