You’re successful because you work hard, go the extra mile and are good at what you do. But as your career advances, working harder isn’t enough. Simply working harder starts to feel like you’re on a treadmill and can never quite catch up. It’s time to work smarter and discover a new way of getting things done that plays to your strengths. A recipe for success that is specific to you, your personality and the way you work.
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Do you ever feel like you’re working harder, not smarter? Have you read the latest business books and listened to the podcasts, but can’t seem to apply the lessons in the real world? Do you start the day with good intentions, but spend time on unexpected interruptions and putting out fires?
You are not alone. For many people, the rewards of a job well done include more responsibility and work, but no meaningful help managing increasing workloads. Success feels a lot like more like a prison than a vacation.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
