Secrets of Effective Prioritization

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Samantha Bennett and Madecraft

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1 Introduction

01 There's just too much.mp4

01:15

2 Stop Putting Out Fires

02 Between intuitions and emergencies.mp4

03:23

03 The urgency fallacy.mp4

03:30

04 How to tell what's important to you.mp4

02:43

05 Time, money, and relationships.mp4

02:26

3 Dare to Prioritize Yourself

06 Your basic needs come first.mp4

02:19

07 Should means no.mp4

02:29

08 Fifteen minutes a day.mp4

02:38

09 The never-fail prioritization system.mp4

03:57

4 Yes, but What About Them

10 Time boulders.mp4

02:36

11 How to say no.mp4

02:59

12 Should means no.mp4

02:02

5 Conclusion

13 Prioritizing smarter.mp4

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Description

You probably have too much to do. Despite that, your friends, family, and coworkers still ask you to do more. Although you spend your day conquering your list of things to do, you find yourself struggling to make time for the projects that matter the most to you. In this course, Sam Bennett—best-selling author, successful entrepreneur, and expert in creativity and productivity—shows you how to make that time by learning the secrets of effective prioritization. Sam walks you through how to figure out what’s really an emergency and what can wait. She emphasizes concrete ways to put yourself first, including how to say that terrible, essential word, “No.” By the end of this course, you will understand how to protect your most important tasks and avoid getting overwhelmed.

This course was created by Madecraft. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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Seth Godin said, "Like Steve Pressfield’s three breakthrough books, Sam Bennett hears you, sees you, knows you, is you. She has been in your shoes, felt your fear and been as stuck as you have. In an astonishing act of generosity, she’s shared all that in this magnificent book....please, give this one a chance. It just might change your life." Sam's been using her innovative interactive strategies for helping Highly Creative People focus and move forward on their goals since 1999, and her results are astonishing. From her highly engaged email list to her sold-out live events, Sam's searing insights, practical tips and hilarious sense of humor have turned on the light of inspiration for creatives and non-creatives alike. If you or your group need help... - overcoming procrastination, perfectionism and self-doubt - setting WORTHY goals and sticking with them (even through the groan-zone) - developing authentic self-marketing strategies that accommodate shyness, modesty and good taste Then Sam is the speaker/trainer/author/mentor you've been dreaming of. "Samantha you KILLED IT! You were funny, interactive, engaging and you made sure to really direct your presentation in a way that resonated with the CPAs and running a practice." - Bree Slauscius, Straight Talk CPAs, 2018 "Sam got an overall rating of 9.62 out of 10! I'm so glad she came and shared her expertise." - Tyler Garns, Successcon 2018 "With her infectious personality, Sam is a speaker that highly entertains her audience, while at the same time enriching their experience with up-to-the-minute info on what's working NOW. Our group benefited tremendously from her mentoring & we will highly recommend Sam as a guest speaker in future to all whom inquire." ~ David Neagle, Master Income Acceleration Mentor, www.DavidNeagle.com "She was one of the best speakers, if not the best, that our group has had in over 35 years!" - Dana Silecchio, Women’s Information Network of Simi Valley

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