Conserving Your Willpower for What Matters: Five Ways to Avoid Decision Fatigue
Published: Tue, 02/06/18
Conserving Your Willpower for What Matters: Five Ways to Avoid Decision Fatigue
Consciously or not, each of us makes a multitude of decisions every day, however minor. For example, you may decide to eat Froot Loops instead of oatmeal for breakfast, not check your emails at a particular point, or pick a diet lemonade at the last moment instead of a diet cola. Some researchers claim we make as many as 35,000 decisions of varying significance each day, many buried deep in the subconscious mind, which controls much of our
behavior.
Announcing the Publication of Laura Stack's 8th Book! FASTER TOGETHER: Accelerating Your Team’s
Productivity
There are more roadblocks to productivity today than ever before. Everyone who works deals with countless emails, constant communication, cascading deadlines, and seemingly endless meetings. These can be managed efficiently, or they can be a huge time suck. When you’re surrounded by slow-moving co-workers, you’re stuck in a traffic
jam of sorts. What makes the difference isn’t individuals working harder or faster or smarter, but “teaming well.”
As a Hall of Fame speaker
and bestselling author of 47 books, Dianna Booher works with organizations to communicate clearly and with leaders to expand their influence by a strong personal presence. Her latest books include Communicate Like a Leader, What MORE Can I Say, and Creating Personal Presence. National media such as Good Morning America, USA Today, WSJ, Forbes, CNN, Fast Company, Bloomberg, Success, and Entrepreneur frequently interview her on critical workplace communication issues. Richtopia has named her at
#54 on its 2017 list of “Top 200 Most Influential Authors in the World.”
Personal presence may be difficult to define, but we all know when
we see it. Someone walks into a room and heads turn. Conversation opens up to include them. Their words and opinions have positive impact. The question is, how do others perceive you? Credible? Competent? Authentic? How do you respond to someone citing data with which you’re unfamiliar? How do you respond to difficult questions? How persuasive are you in selling ideas? In this program, you’ll increase selfawareness in key areas, learn to think on your feet under pressure, set yourself apart as a
strategic thinker, handle tough questions with credibility, evaluate your body language, and build rapport with people at all levels.
Date: Tuesday, February 27, 2018 Time: 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM MST Location: The Curtis Ballroom at the Landmark, 5345 Landmark Place, Greenwood Village, CO 80111
