February is National Time Management Month

San Francisco, CA. Time wasting is a universal problem especially in this day and age of the internet. According to Salary.com, Inc’s annual Wasting Time (at work) Survey in 2007 the leading time-wasting activities were (no surprise) personal Internet usage (34.7% of respondents), followed by socializing with co-workers (20.3%) and conducting personal business (17.0%). Respondents also reported taking long breaks to run errands while on the job and making personal phone calls.

Sally Kuhlman, of Virtual Simplicity says, “You can’t actually manage time but you can manage your actions to create a sense of having more time.”

Besides wasting time on things not related to work most people also tend to focus on low priority tasks. They don’t take the time to prioritize their tasks in to what is important, what can wait and what can be delegated. Instead they run around in a disorganized fashion feeling under constant pressure and frustrated with their lack of productivity.

Yvonne Weld and Sally Kuhlman have come up with a solution for the time wasting Small Business Owner. Their most recent e-book Managing Your Thriving Business for Success walks you through easy steps to get organized and create more time in your day. In recognition of Time Management month the book that is helping business owners get organized is selling for only $19.95.

Go to http://www.thrivingbusinessmanual.com/managing/ and enter the code: “productive” to get this special discounted offer only available during the month of February to start getting organized today.

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About Managing Your Thriving Business for Success

For more information about Managing Your Thriving Business for Success and how to start organizing your time better, visit http://www.thrivingbusinessmanual.com/managing.



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I Got Blogged About!

I got blogged about! Now that is something I never thought would have happened to me 10 years ago. Thanks Dusty at Jorren Co. for the nice comments!

The Coach Sally blog is taking a temporary hiatus. For more ramblings from me check out the Virtual Simplicity blog.

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My Other Blog

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I have more than one blog!

I've been posting over here at Virtual Simplicity a lot more. I will come back to this blog again but for the time being if you are interested in reading more of my ramblings check out The Virtual Simplicity Blog.

Happy Holidays!

What Level Is Your Blog?

Tess from Virtual Assistant Forums found this site to measure your blogs readability.

It says this Coach Sally blog's reading level is at the genius level. Ha ha how on earth did they rate this?

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My Virtual Simplicity blog came up as College Level - Post Grad. I'm feeling so smart. I think I will stop here while I'm ahead and not find out the readability of my Myspace blog.

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New Years Is Just Around the Corner

New Years is just around the corner which means many of us will be reflecting on the year past and making goals and resolutions for the upcoming year.

"It is important to set goals so you don’t end up wandering aimlessly through life. Goals are a place on which to focus your energy. They give you direction. Setting goals takes some time. Before you can set your goals you have to know what you want. Spend some time thinking about this." - Managing Your Thriving Business For Success

Thanks giving... What are you grateful for?

We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures. ~Thornton Wilder

What are you thankful for?

Take some time today to make a list of all the people, pets and things you are grateful for.

I am thankful for my partner and my three wonderful children.
I am thankful for Poncho - the best dog in the world!
I am thankful for my home.
I am thankful for my friends (the in person ones and the virtual ones).
I am thankful for my business.
I am thankful for my reliable car.
I am thankful we are all spending Thanksgiving together as a family.
I am thankful for my and my families health.
I am thankful to live in such a beautiful place surrounded by loving people.
I am thankful for my wonderful, awesome vacation to Mexico last week.

Happy Thanksgiving!!!

Make Me Feel Important

"Pretend that every single person you meet has a sign around his or her neck that says, make me feel important. Not only will you succeed in sales, you will succeed in life."

--Mary Kay Ash, Founder, Mary Kay Cosmetics (b. 1915)


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