Productivity blog posts to equip you for personal effectiveness, especially in Christian ministry.
These productivity blog posts often focus on small changes in habits that can make a big difference to your personal effectiveness.
In these productivity blogs, I aim to provide you with tips that will help you get more quality work done and to reduce the amount of time you spend on unnecessary tasks.
There are productivity blog posts to help you set short term and long term goals, as well as deal with your daily to-do list, helping you to plan your time so that work on your most important priorities.
There are articles that deal with the art of delegating well, so that others benefit from increased responsibility, and you are freed to focus on what only you can do.
There are lots of productivity blog posts on how to reduce distractions, a big productivity killer in the workplace today. Learn how to leverage technology and engage with social media in ways that don’t leave you unfocused on and unengaged with the important work you have at hand.
Some of the productivity blog posts deal with discovering the best tools for a job, whether it’s managing tasks, planning your schedule, or dealing with things like email.
If you want to increase your personal effectiveness, then why not check out these productivity blog posts and try out a few of the tips and see if you can enjoy the benefits.
Are you overwhelmed by email? Over the past twenty years, email has become a staple way for us to communicate. But many of us feel like we’re drowning in it. We need to know how to manage our email inbox. This is part one of an eight-part series on how to manage your email inbox.
The busier I am the more margin I need. One way to ensure there is margin in my work, is to plan out an Ideal Week.
One of the biggest culprits in making me less effective in my life and work is interruptions, and one major source of it is technology. I’m distracted at work by phone notifications. It negatively affects work life balance from a Christian perspective. How can we tame our devices to be more productive?
How do you ensure you have the right priorities in ministry? Use your “yes” to prioritise the most important tasks you do each week.
By planning out our Sunday sermons ahead of time and taking stock of each new week with a Weekly Preview, pastors are able to stay focused and get through everything that needs doing before Sunday arrives!
Whilst I spend time in prayer at the beginning of every work day offering the day to God, I want to become more intentional about spending time before God with my to do list and discerning his priorities and not mine.
Do you find yourself wasting time on endless meetings? Here’s the best way I’ve found to stop meetings from stealing my time.
Procrastination is the Church Leader’s deadly foe. It distracts us from doing God’s will. Here’s the best way I have found to beat it.
When it comes to the pastor and time management, if you are a “people person” you need more time management, not less.
