4 Most Recent Articles
Written By: Inez O. Ng

1	Could you use a “Stop Doing” list? Written by: Inez O. Ng | Distributed: 2004-11-02 | One of the tried and true organization and time-management tools is the trusty old “to do” list. I was trained to diligently put one together at the end of the day for the following day, and whatever tasks I failed to complete, to carry it forward. This system has worked well in helping me prioritize and focus. But I have also heard many of my colleagues complain about having too much on their list, and feeling very discouraged and overwhelmed by the sheer number of items on their “To Do” list. To help ease the overwhelm, I want to introduce the concept of the “Stop Doing” list.
2	4 Simple Steps to Successful Delegation Written by: Inez O. Ng | Distributed: 2004-10-29 | Last month, my featured article was about creating a “Stop Doing” list. Hopefully, if you followed my suggestion, you now have a list of tasks that you are looking to delegate away. It seems a natural progression that I now disclose a few simple steps that will ensure your foray into delegation is a success.
3	How SMART are your goals? Written by: Inez O. Ng | Distributed: 2004-08-26 | I have always been a great fan of goals. I know that studies have shown that people who set goals are generally more successful. I won't research and quote them here because that's not very exciting. Personally, I like the motivation that I derive from having set a goal, and it is even more effective when it is a 'published' goal, meaning you have shared it with someone else.
4	Want Better Outcomes? Check Your Perspectives! Written by: Inez O. Ng | Distributed: 2004-08-16 | In my work with clients, the issue of perspectives comes up quite often. Usually, I have to give my clients a quick refresher on what it is, and why it is pertinent to our discussion. Being good at choosing perspectives is so helpful that I thought it worthy of an article.