Get-it-done Guy's Quick And Dirty Tips To Work Less And Do More

Email can be explosive, especially when you use it to carry on an emotional discussion. If you learn to read email carefully, however, you can make sure that even if other people are going ballistic, you can deal sanely and rationally with the incoming email. Then everyone will think you're a hero, you'll be promoted, and life will be perfect.

Questions go to [email protected] or 888-WRK-LESS. Like what you hear? Help us out by writing a review at iTunes!

Don't be overwhelmed by a busy schedule; sort your activities so your brain can deal with clarity.

Get-It-Done Guy's tips to keep yourself safe from prying eyes.

Align your efforts behind your big goals when you're not getting the results you want.

How to sort out disagreement peacefully and find a working solution.

Rather than waiting for others to step up and do their part, take control. You'll be happy you did!

Memorize more quickly and retain it longer by using systematic recall. Get Stever's books: http://j.mp/srobbins.

Learn when to use email, phone, instant messaging, and other ways to communicate.

Making requests so you're more likely to get a "yes" answer.

Stepping away from your technology for a day can make you more productive.

Decision-making meetings work best with behind-the-scenes prep work.

Insight on pressing problems is necessary. Here's what insight is, and how to have more "A-ha!" moments.

How to think outside the box about how the world works and the people within it.

Find the beliefs holding you back and learn to move past them.

How to make status meetings more efficient by streamlining information flow.

How to write email, especially business email, without getting into arguments or misunderstandings.

Interviewing and choosing service professionals (lawyers, bookkeepers, etc.) for your business should involve assessing their personal characteristics, as well as their competence.

Interviewing and choosing service professionals (lawyers, bookkeepers, etc.) for Your Business

How to say No to overload when your boss gives you too much work.