Processes

Change 1 Assumption And You Can Change It All!

December 2, 2007

Are you getting results you hoped for … or are you slightly off track? If you’re seeing outcomes other than those you anticipated, here’s a quick way to sort out what may be going on. Take a piece of paper and list all the assumptions you made… Assumptions about what you were aiming for, about [...]

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THE 10-STEPS TO HIGH PAYOFF SUCCESS

November 30, 2007

By Linda Feinholz, “Your High Payoff Catalyst” It takes two things to become successful: Motivation and An Action Plan. You proved that you have the first crucial element: motivation. You showed it in the steps you’ve taken that got you this far. Sometimes, motivation creates a momentum of it’s own… until one day we look [...]

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4 WAYS TO SHIFT OUT OF STALL-OUT AND GET YOUR BUSINESS BACK ON TRACK

November 9, 2007

By Linda Feinholz, “Your High Payoff Catalyst” Have you ever had the experience of putting a great plan together and then realizing you’re not making the progress you assumed you would? I’ve been coaching my entrepreneurial and small business clients through that very stall out point for years. I’ve worked in businesses large and small, [...]

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7 STEPS TO HIGH PAYOFF FAILURE

November 2, 2007

By Linda Feinholz, “Your High Payoff Catalyst” It’s not only at Halloween that we show up in costume rather than our authentic selves. From a very early age we’ve been trained to hang on to the masks we wear. We got messages to put a smile on our face, don’t cry, say ‘please,’ ‘thank you’ [...]

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4 KEYS TO ENDING THE ENTREPRENEURIAL ALONENESS BLUES

August 30, 2007

By Linda Feinholz, “Your Success Catalyst” How do you fight off the blues?The blues I’m speaking of are the entrepreneurial ‘aloneness’ blues. I’ve found myself guiding several of my clients this past week as they sort this out. Their aloneness stems from immersing themselves whole heartedly in their passion as they create their business. They [...]

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Change 1 Distraction And You Can Change It All!

August 26, 2007

Have you spent more time thinking about a task that needs doing than actually putting the work into getting it done? Burst through what’s got you distracted by focusing on one, just one task. Ask yourself and your team “What single activity on the list would create the Highest Payoff?” Once you have your answer, [...]

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5 STEPS TO MASTERING YOUR DISTRACTIONS

August 23, 2007

By Linda Feinholz, “Your Success Catalyst” Have you ever had one of those perfect solo-preneur days… Your To Do list is crystal clear, prioritized and focused on all the High Payoff activities that will get you the results you dream of. The phone is nice and quiet and no emails are peppering your computer. You [...]

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Change 1 Habit And You Can Change It All!

August 19, 2007

Are you using the same business systems and processes you’ve used for years… or new ones? If it’s been more than three years in your successful business, then it’s time to look for High Payoff changes you can make to boost your productivity. You don’t have to take on everything at the same time. Pull [...]

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High Payoff Lessons From Luggage – Time to ‘Let Go’

August 16, 2007

By Linda Feinholz, “Your Success Catalyst” Personal productivity is a topic that we all explore, sooner or later. Pick up any magazine or newspaper, tune in to your local radio, and you’ll receive a flood of material on work productivity. Get on an airline and the articles will be slanted to luggage productivity of the [...]

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3 Steps To Break Through Overwhelm!

June 14, 2007

By Linda Feinholz, “Your Success Catalyst” Every once in a while, things simply pile up. Like luggage for a long trip.  Take me for example. I’ve been ‘planning’ a trip overseas for six weeks. People started asking me “Are you ready to go?” two months before my plane was due to take off. I cheerfully [...]

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