What is one organizational skill you would like to improve upon?

Time management to ensure I have designated hours/days I don't work :smileyvery-happy:

This one is easy.  I am very easily distracted the older I get.   So checking Facebook during the day.  I would love to eliminate my need to be social during the day.  Save that for the evenings.    :cathappy:

Break out of the cult of busy and focus on tasks that are important even if they aren't urgent.

I am looking at getting an app that  new or existing clients can look at my Google calendar and schedule a 30 minute discovery call with me. I know there are some out there but I haven't taken the time to research it. Does anyone use this kind of service and if so have and recommendations?

Steve Chase

Hi @SteveChase! 

I just recently helped a client set this up through Google. It's awesome! However, it has to be a work or school gmail account...so I was unable to do it with my gmail account. Use Google Calendar appointment slots

Through a business/corporate gmail account, when you create a cal invite by clicking on a time slot, you will see the option to select Appointment slots. 

I haven't worked with this one, and it isn't free, but I have heard good things about youcanbook.me. 

Let me know if either of these work for you! 

Right now it is $10 per month to have an account with youcanbookme. Right now I am watching my expenses pretty tightly but I can see this option as winner in my future as business grows. Thanks for the recommendation. You are the second person who mentioned this to me.

You're so welcome! And I completely understand staying on a budget. 

Task management throughout a busy day was always a struggle for me. I've had a lot of success using Trello and Asana to prioritize and track what I need to do. I love how easy it is to keep and share notes on cards that move easily!

Trello is a nice for quick collaboration with others on a project

@MegBarbolini these both look awesome. Thank you for sharing!