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Reviews

I was very pleasantly surprised by the presentation you made at our management meeting. As you may be aware, your presentation was on our agenda with the heading "Time Management," and I was prepared for another boring lecture on how to better manage my time and pack more things into my day. Your approach to Breathing Space and the realities of trying to do business and have a personal life in the '90s was refreshing and confirmed the approach I have been implementing in my own life. I look forward to seeing you again in the future and wish you continued success.

Gary Paxton President & CEO, Dollar Rent-A-Car, El Segundo, CA

I thoroughly enjoyed your talk. I have already instituted some of the ideas you suggested to reduce my input overload. As a full-time laboratory manager and full time student I often find myself swamped. I'm ready to slow down. Thanks.

Linda Jenkins Maryview Medical Center, Bon Secours Health System, Portsmouth, VA

It was a pleasure to hear your presentation. Not only was this presentation an uplifting and humorous part of our conference, but on a personal level, an inspiration to have more confidence in myself and maybe take a few risks. I hope to have the opportunity to hear you again in the future.

Susan E. Stein Administrator, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Books

Speech Topics

Are You Overworked or Just Overwhelmed?

Choosing When It's Confusing: Making Decisions More Effectively

Today, for whatever you want or need to acquire, there are more brands, features, and options than you can comfortably fathom. And tomorrow there will be more options competing for your attention. Yet you can make decisions without collisions! Even if you are confronted with a bewildering number of alternatives, here's welcome news about choice strategies. This session explores the process of quickly making your best choice. (Presentation materials include slides/overheads, workbooks, and article reprints. Reinforcement resources include book and videocassette.)

Creating More Space and Time in Your Life

How would you like to have more time for friends or hobbies, or to get away for more weekend trips? Merely living today and participating in society guarantee that both your time and mental, physical, and emotional energy will easily be depleted if you lack the proper vantage point from which to approach each day and conduct your life. Learn the principles for creating the space and time you want to have, and add back the fun! (Presentation materials include slides/overheads, workbooks, and article reprints. Reinforcement resources include book and videocassette.)

Managing Information and Communication Overload

Managing Multiple Priorities

Managing the Pace with Grace