The purpose of doing all this is to give yourself more control over your time, instead of letting it control you. By spending just ten to fifteen minutes in the morning reflecting and planning, you ...

Priorities are what we do. Not what we say we’re going to do. Summer reminds me of Dad. He used to point this out to me about ...

Finally, set aside time at the end of each day to review your schedule for the following day. If you’re not in the habit of planning your day the night before, I highly recommend giving it a try.

Here's how I handled my day-to-day and blocked out time for my priorities. 1. Review inbound clients first. As a recruiter, my day-to-day looked like sourcing and building a pipeline of candidates ...