Posts Tagged ‘travel’
Planning and Organising: Lessons from the Great Glen
Having recently returned from my trip up the Great Glen Canoe Trail, I wanted to share the lessons and real-world examples of the importance of planning and organising outside of the world of work. Not only on an individual level but for the group as a whole and for the ultimate success of the trip.…
Read MoreExpect the Unexpected: Plan Ahead and Have a Plan B For When Life (or a Train Strike) Happens
It’s been a week for the unexpected and having a Plan B, especially if you have travel plans. The announcement of more train strikes during the holidays. Then technical issues with the air traffic control system resulting in unexpected disruptions to many people’s holiday plans. I happen to be travelling up to Scotland for my…
Read MoreStop being late and start arriving on time
Being late is a common symptom of poor time management. It comes from a combination of poor planning, trying to squeeze too much in to the available time, leaving things to the last minute and not respecting your time or other people’s time. Are you known for always being late? When you set aside time…
Read More5 ways to deal with transport strikes and delays
With a Summer of strikes on the horizon there may be little you can do when your usual route to work is disrupted or you experience long delays. Commuters are already familiar with delays, cancellations and crowded public transport. This is something else to adapt to, manage and create a work around. What commuting to…
Read MoreHow to keep productive when travelling
A common problem I come across when working with people is that when you have a busy travel schedule it knocks out your usual routine and emails and actions build up, which means you’re twice as busy when you return. So, how do you stay productive? Plan time at the beginning and end of the…
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