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3 Ways to Make Your Schedule Work for You

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In future posts, I will be sure to re-Blog my “Inbox Zero” method and process for triaging all the inputs that hit you every day. The three tips to make your schedule work for you are: Decide when you are going to do things, not when you are going to do them by Design your schedule to suit when you are “on” and when you are not.

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Join Jeff for Better Boards Workshop on March 8 in Denver

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The Building Better Boards workshop will address three “wicked problems” of governing the 21st century association: selecting capable board members, keeping those board members focused on the work of governing and implementing a governing process that leads to smart decisions.

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3 Ways to Make Your Schedule Work for You

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Are they administrative process tasks you can do on remote control? So, once you are practised at deciding when you are going to do things the next click down is to schedule work based on what “brain” you need to have switched on. Do you need your "thinking" brain? Do you need your "making" brain? Read More

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Three design challenges for 21st century association business models

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The process challenge: Managing the transition from “form-making” to “form-finding” in business model design. Put simply, in her work, Professor Oxman focuses on design as a process of natural discovery, not as a by-product of the designer’s all-knowing vision.

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Ten “next truths” of governing the 21st century association

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. · Governing is about creating spaces for dissent– When boards openly welcome dissent and embrace the essential role it plays in making organizational progress, the governing process builds greater trust among all stakeholders.

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My new Associations Now article is now live!

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I want to offer my thanks to Julie Shoop, Associations Now editor-in-chief, for being open to my article idea as well as her patient efforts in stewarding my work through the publishing process. I am very grateful for her support.

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Associations Unorthodox #5: Collaborate everywhere

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Through increased staff flexibility and mobility, associations can achieve greater geographic proximity with their future stakeholders, and begin building a more empathic understanding of their personal and professional outcomes in the process.

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