Hi Reader,
It's February. How are you doing with your resolution to be more organized and efficient in the New Year?
If only you had more time in the work day, right? Chances are, you do.
Without working overtime or waving a magic wand, you can create more hours in a day. How?
This month in Great Ideas, we'll show you how to find the time you need to reclaim your work week and get your job done--leaving you more time to enjoy your life.
I hope you enjoy the article, and don't hesitate to let me know if you'd like more tips on time management.
Regards,
Melisa Bedunah
Personnel Services
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