Jason Womack

JULY 24, 2014

What follows is a really, REALLY important question: What are your morning rituals? Wake up tired, cranky and short-tempered, you might want to warn people. Wake up ready to move on the “mission,” and make big things happen? what you do and who you are and how you show up is negatively affected. Really, I’m serious!

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Jason Womack

JANUARY 7, 2015

and Follow Up effectively. . AND, studying the month-long Momentum Module this month, you’ll learn how to effectively plan and prepare for a meeting, keep the meeting on track, manage any problems that arise, and properly follow up afterwards. This month, we cover how to: Prepare for an effective meeting.

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Webinar Class Efficiency Download 100

Jason Womack

JUNE 12, 2011

I had about 30 seconds to line up this picture while standing out on Omaha Beach last week; we heard the roar of the engines, looked up and saw the plane lining up to fly along the bunkers you can still see in the bluffs on the hill. A different time," he said at the end. Believe It's Possible. Wouldn't that be cool?

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Jason Womack

OCTOBER 19, 2011

Then, follow it up with, "How, as a team, can we make it easy for everyone to focus?" What I do know, however, is that magic happens when small to medium sized teams get in a room for 30 minutes, once every few months, and ask this question: "How, as a team, can we get the most from email?" Any ideas?

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Jason Womack

JANUARY 18, 2019

meetings you're invited to, consider changing them up a little. I'll follow someone on Social Media for a few days/weeks. What do I anticipate changing within a year that I'll need to adapt to and for? Once you have answered those questions for the next 10 (yes, TEN!) I'll notice a magazine article or TED talk that helps me prepare.

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Magazine Learning-by-Doing Open-book Conference 100

Jason Womack

MAY 4, 2015

Either way, you have some important phone calls to make, or you have a meeting coming up, or - maybe - they’ve asked you to lead a workshop next month. You’ve been assigned a new project at work, or perhaps you volunteer for a local not-for-profit organization.

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Audience Motivation Workshop Follow-up 100

Jason Womack

AUGUST 2, 2011

The best reason I can give you for knowing (and following the directions you wrote!) Yes, if you change how you use your systems and tools, you can implement the "Focus to FInish" mindset, you will free up energy by completing more tasks and having to remember less, and you will feel (or it will seem) like you're a better time manager.

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 15, 2014

Big ones, little ones, everything in between … then, see if you can set yourself up so that when things go weird, you focus on taking action. If a physical change isn’t possible, or you feel pressed for time, try switching up your tools: If your task is creative, for example, try writing with a legal pad instead of using the computer.

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Jason Womack

APRIL 29, 2011

To sign up, just choose from a free or premium account (from the U.S. or Canada) and follow the voice prompts. But for all those other times, when you’re in your car, at the grocery store, in a meeting, taking a walk or sipping a latte with your best friend, reQall has you covered. There’s no software to install.

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Jason Womack

JULY 2, 2011

(Was this an accident or by design: It just takes a long time to leave the window I'm in, go to the home screen, and open up another window, wait for a page to load, and then surf on over to it. Instead, I stay here.writing.) Two ways I know of to do this (and, I'm old-school, still advocating pen and paper; why?

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Jason Womack

SEPTEMBER 2, 2011

Following are some of the Q's and A's for you. For some people completion is the name of the game, and each day they are coming up with, and finishing, their daily tasks. Do you move your "next actions" from your journal to another digital list? What's the benefit you have in separating "ideas" and "next actions"?

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Jason Womack

MAY 17, 2012

By about now - the third of 8 days of riding - I'd think that "most" of the work-thinking would have fallen away, by the side of the road, to pick up again later in May. I know I had some thoughts come to my mind, and then I said, "I need another couple hundred miles of biking to come up with a better answer." Alas, I was wrong.

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Jason Womack

FEBRUARY 18, 2011

If they recommend a book, a Web site or a speaker, I like to follow up with them after I’ve taken some actions. Having a seat in the exit row, on the aisle, makes it SO easy to get up when I have to go to the “loo.”. . . Bring a business card, met someone and build your professional network.

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Jason Womack

MARCH 31, 2011

When you practice looking for new ideas because you're going to follow up in a few days, you become more attentive (and productive) in the meetings you attend. . Prior to calling, think about something they said during or after the meeting that you have been thinking about over the past day or two. Leaving a Meeting: Tip #2.

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Jason Womack

APRIL 14, 2011

Womack’s focus on relationships and the psychological side of things surprised Harringont, but ended up being the most engaging for him. Harrington’s biggest takeaway was to always follow through with goals that he sets for himself. According to Harrington, Womack was not the kind of executive coach that he had preconceived him to be.

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 3, 2011

Sure, there are things you can do to change your energy from down to up, but are they sustainable? Focus is really the arbiter of moving our energy up or/and down. Why is it that you can think of something in one room, get up to get it from another room, get there and have forgotten why you're there in the first place?

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Jason Womack

MAY 20, 2012

To me, this means I'll have time in the saddle just to follow thoughts this way and that. There, I struck up a conversation with Miguel (in Spanish) and it turns out we went to the same school in Mexico City (UNAM) together at the same time (1994). From the "get-go," it was obvious today would be a thinking ride.

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