246: Doing the Most with Your To-Do List with Suzanna Kaye
Professional organizer Suzanna Kaye shares her tips on optimal to-do lists for optimal productivity.
You’ll Learn:
1) How to cope when your tasks are too overwhelming
2) A common mistake when working the to-do lists and apps
3) Guidelines for identifying your priorities
About Suzanna
Suzanna Kaye is a speaker with a passion! She can be found training and speaking to audiences both locally and internationally about how to structure their lives in new ways to be more productive and organized. Suzanna is the founder of Spark! Organizing, LLC as well as a former CFO for a national corporation. She brings a creative, encouraging, and judgement-free approach to productivity and organization. Her favorite topics include Productivity, Organization and Time Management. As a LinkedIn Learning author, she really does make productivity look effortless.
Items Mentioned in this Show:
- Sponsor: Happen to Your Career’s free 8 day course
- Suzanna Kaye on LinkedIn Learning
- App: Google Keep
- App: OmniFocus
- App: Todoist
- App: Wunderlist
- Book: Eat That Frog by Brian Tracy
- Book: Getting Things Done by David Allen
- Book: The Four Tendencies by Gretchen Rubin
- Company: Spark! Organizing
- Podcast: Super Soul Sunday by Oprah
- Podcast: The Marie Forleo Podcast
- Product: DYMO labeler
- Product: P-Touch Labeler by Brother
- Process: Bullet Journal
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