January 2022 – How to Organize Your Work & Your Life

The Positivity of Negativity

When you read back through my previous posts, you’ll see that I generally emphasize the positive, and I want to do that again this time. But I want to show you how to find the positive impact you can sometimes find on

January 27By Robert Moskowitz

Build On Your Strengths

It’s kind of an obvious idea: to capitalize on what you do well in order to increase your level of results, productivity, and success. But you don’t have to do this in a vacuum. There are lots of ways to help you

January 24By Robert Moskowitz

Make Yourself More Useful

The United States Declaration of Independence talks about the self-evident truth of “unalienable rights,” including “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.” It’s no wonder, therefore, that so many people – myself included – have tried hard to gather a large amount

January 20By Robert Moskowitz

Make Yourself a Better Collaborator

One of the keys to productivity and success, as I’ve written quite often, is the ability to work well with others. That’s one reason why the traits of emotional intelligence and caring about other people can be so helpful. However, those traits

January 17By Robert Moskowitz

Control Your Level of Risk

Whether or not you’re aware of it, you’re a risk taker. At bottom, risk is simply exposure to uncertainty, sometimes laced with danger. Every time you make a decision or take an action, therefore, you’re exposing yourself to some level of risk.

January 13By Robert Moskowitz

What’s Involved in That New Project

Last time, I wrote about enhancing your credibility so you might be offered additional new and interesting opportunities. This time, let’s start with the assumption that you are offered such an opportunity. How should you proceed? Before you commit to it, here

January 10By Robert Moskowitz

Enhance Your Credibility

If you’re anything like me, you have a strong and clear sense of your capabilities. You know with a good deal of accuracy what you can do, even if you’ve never done it before. However, other people understandably have far less confidence

January 6By Robert Moskowitz

Recognize These Additional Truths

Last time, I got into thinking about how often we wish we had learned some good things sooner. I went over a few of them for you. Because I thought that went so well, I kept on thinking along the same lines,

January 3By Robert Moskowitz

Recognize These Truths

How many times have you said something like: “I wish I had known this earlier (or when I was younger)?” It’s a common theme among thoughtful people. We keep learning. We keep reflecting on what we have learned. And we keep wishing