Jason Womack

APRIL 30, 2017

She'll be onstage in front of 800 project managers at the Path To Agility Conference in Ohio, talking about How to get momentum when you need it most! Jodi is presenting at a big conference on May 25th. Register here!)

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Agility Conference Project Management 140

Jason Womack

SEPTEMBER 23, 2014

Have you set a goal to get more things done today? It All Starts With Your Focus Every time you are distracted, the energy and momentum you had moving a project forward is halted, and you need to start over. Sit down, work on one thing until it’s done, and then move on to another project. Or, even getting anything done!

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Jason Womack

SEPTEMBER 30, 2014

Or, work on the signal, gaining momentum toward what you and the team has decided is the next goal. As you look at your own systems - your to-do lists, your email inboxes, your shared project management lists - can you quicky identify the “useful” information? At the start of each day, you have a choice. 2 Reasons to Visualize.

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 29, 2012

My goal is to keep this to a minimum, completely processing new items every day or so. I have some pens, and I use that "canvas" to collect/capture ideas around a specific projects I am currently managing. "In box:" it's on the main table where I will be working during mornings and nights.

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Hotels Efficiency Project Course 113

Jason Womack

DECEMBER 6, 2014

Your goal, find somewhere you can “show up,” at a meeting, a conference, an event, where your question can be “tested.” (You To the project. Competing Goal setting The Little Things' So, here’s the tactic I can recommend: Open your calendar - right now - and block out a MINIMUM of 12 days over the next 12 months. Stay In Touch.

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Succession Learning-by-Doing Workshop Goal 140

Jason Womack

MARCH 26, 2012

To begin with, think about something a bit smaller than "change the world," or "reform education," or some other BHAG - Big Hair Audacious Goal. What I do, is move out in to the future.add another 6-18 months and THEN project out to what life would look like if what you achieved that goal. This is just how I do it.

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Jason Womack

JULY 24, 2014

I recently spent 6 months coaching a client with a very focused goal: She wanted to get her most important work done before 11am every day. I ask for help on a project. What are some of yours? And, are they going to be enough to take you to the next level of who you want to be? I spend a little time outside.

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Follow-up Video CEO Project 193

Jason Womack

DECEMBER 7, 2015

Today’s video - just about 3 minutes long - is about the keys to getting and maintaining momentum on important projects. When You Ask Good Questions. And, it all comes from a saying: Hindsight is 20/20 If you’re not including.

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Jason Womack

MARCH 31, 2015

Did you create a list of “Goals and Objectives” for 2015? Remember when you created your “Goals and Objectives” for 2015? on the professional and personal goals I’ve set, it works. Can you reflect back on how you felt at the end of last year? Today is the 90th day of 2015. I have a question I hope you’ll ask. a better leader.

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Jason Womack

FEBRUARY 13, 2013

I'm amazed at the connections that abound; that within moments we can find out about someone doing amazing work, within days we can connect and explore those things we have in common; and, within weeks we can produce a project together. Peter Watts and I sat down to talk about improvement, getting better, and building your business. (By

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Download Influence Project Article 127

Jason Womack

AUGUST 15, 2014

It’s important to stay balanced between overwhelmed and uber-productive; getting things done can’t be the only goal, you’ve got to experience the feeling that momentum provides. Instead, you reflect back on accomplishing a project, a presenting information effectively and making a sale, or even hearing back about a budget issue, etc.

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Jason Womack

AUGUST 14, 2011

You set a goal, see an email, get invited to a meeting, buy a book.the list goes on. Defining your work, your projects and the expected results you're aiming to achieve "may" be a full time job! Defining your work, your projects and the expected results you're aiming to achieve "may" be a full time job!

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Jason Womack

APRIL 4, 2011

Call it a to-do list, a priority list, a project list.whatever. When you sit down and really consider your MITs, your Most Important Things, what do you KNOW needs to be done by tomorrow.by the end of the week? First, write something down. Just get whatever is cycling around in your mind onto paper - or the computer screen.

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Video Succession How To Commitment 113

Jason Womack

JANUARY 15, 2015

We use words and phrases to let others know what we think about creativity, possibility, goals, even our own performance preferences and methods. I loaded up my “Evernote” notebooks and stacks with all kinds of tasks, projects, outcomes, areas of focus, and then. In the book, “Your Best Just Got Better,” I wrote: . How are you?”.

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