Productivity

Measure mission achievement

Use examples, surveys, and indicators to measure mission achievement.

Reflect on your goals

Reflect on your goals daily, weekly, quarterly, and annually.

Good meetings are on TARGET

Good meetings are on TARGET in terms of team purpose, assessment, results, guidelines, effective facilitation, and types of meetings.

Facilitators use skills

When you facilitate, make sure your listen, inquire, focus, and encourage.

Facilitate from your heart

Facilitate from your heart, from beliefs you have about personal growth.

Meet the needs of workshop participants

To help workshop participants learn and apply their learning, meet their needs. Give them support, concrete examples, opportunities to apply their learning, reflection time, and engaging instruction.

Reduce your frustrations

Do you want to reduce your frustrations so you can get on with what God's calling you to do? If so, reflecting on these 5 questions can help.  

Move organizational improvement forward

Organizational improvement can help you, those you work with, and your organization. Take steps to move organizational improvement forward.

How can you manage yourself more effectivey at work?

If you want to get more done in less time at work, think about how you can manage yourself more effectively at work.

Get organized

Before getting organized, make sure you're clear on what being organized means and how being organized can help you more effectively carry out your mission. 

Use the strengths God has given you

How faithfully and effectively do you use your God-given strengths?

How focused are you on your mission?

Leaders who are focused on their mission do 5 things. To what extent do you do these 5 things?

Pay attention

If you want to get your goals done, pay attention to them.

Change is uncomfortable and doable

Keep in mind that organizational change is both uncomfortable and doable.

How much time should you invest?

Reflecting on 4 questions can help you figure out how much time you should invest in each of your goals.

To close the gap, do 4 things

To close the gap between the words of your mission statement and the reality of your current situation, do 4 things: focus on your mission, empower others, work smart, and pursue excellence.

Increase your investment in your staff

If you want your organization to more effectively carry out its God-given mission, increase your investment in your staff.

Schedule your key priorities first

Make sure you schedule time for your key priorities before you schedule time for other things.

Reflection can help you pursue your God-given calling

It's important to pursue your God-given calling. Reflecting can help. Here are 7 questions you can reflect on.

To achieve your God-given mission, make sure of 4 things

Make sure you ask God for help, define mission achievement, measure mission achievement, and take action.

Do right things

Want to increase your effectiveness? Do right things, then do things right.

Want to achieve your goals?

The point is not to have goals. The point is to achieve goals. To achieve your goals, take 4 steps: pray, put, take, and reflect.

To empower others, provoke reflection

Want to empower others? Provoke them to reflect. How? By asking open-ended questions.

It's self-management, not time management

God calls us to manage ourselves within the time He gives us, not to manage time.