Tag Archives: time management

Structural Flexibility: Time & Productivity #2

Posted on August 27, 2013 by Gene Lempp

A diver stands poised on the end of a pier. Knees bend. Muscles tense. He leans forward, tension-releasing to create an arching spring. He glides through the air, slicing into the waiting water and begins to swim. Without the pier … Continue reading →

Posted in Time Management & Productivity | Tagged failure, Gene Lempp, goals, GOT Hierarchy, inspiration, motivation, objectives, productivity, structural flexibility, time management | 8 Comments

168 Hours: Time and Productivity #1

Posted on August 19, 2013 by Gene Lempp

168 hours. This is the length of one week. It is the invariable common ground that every human shares. How is it some seem to do more in this unwavering time frame than others? Is it the number of waking … Continue reading →

Posted in Time Management & Productivity | Tagged available time, Gene Lempp, goals, objectives, personal math, productivity, tasks, time management | 11 Comments

Rowing to Change

Posted on August 18, 2013 by Gene Lempp

Hi everyone! I came to a realization over the course of the week that my goals, while seemingly good, just were not working the way I want them to. The reasons: time and a long list of commitments. Life requires … Continue reading →

Posted in ROW80 Updates | Tagged Gene Lempp, goals, objectives, productivity, ROW80, time management | 11 Comments

Writing Resources 17 August 2013

Posted on August 17, 2013 by Gene Lempp

Here you will find a selection of the best of the blogsphere from the past week. Grab your coffee, straighten the glasses or spritz those contacts and above all – enjoy. Inform & Inspire Steven Pressfield: The 10,000 Hour Rule. … Continue reading →

Posted in Resources | Tagged anti-piracy, book marketing, copyright, dialogue, editing tips, Gene Lempp, Google+, indie publishing, inspiration, marketing tips, multitasking, Pinterest, publishing, publishing advice, publishing tips, self-publishing, storyboxes, subtext, time management, Wattpad, writing, writing advice, writing resources, writing tips | 5 Comments

Rowing with One Oar

Posted on July 7, 2013 by Gene Lempp

Hi everyone! Holidays can really throw a curve ball in goals. Just pointing that out. If you’re like me, you totally forgot about the holiday when figuring the week’s goals. However, I’m hoping these oversights will soon be a thing … Continue reading →

Posted in ROW80 Updates | Tagged balance, dedicated focus, flexibility, Gene Lempp, organization, ROW80, schedule, time management | 10 Comments

Blog Treasures 4~14

Posted on April 14, 2012 by Gene Lempp

Welcome to Blog Treasures! Here you’ll find the best of the blogsphere from the past week. So, grab your coffee, sit back and above all – enjoy *smile* Featured Hackers. Phishers. Scammers. Con Artists. All of them are out there, … Continue reading →

Posted in Resources | Tagged Blog Treasures, book cover design, DOJ Lawsuit, free e-books, Gene Lempp, Goodreads, indie publishing, internet safety, publishing, time management, Triberr, writing advice, writing tips | 13 Comments

Blog Treasures 3~31

Posted on March 31, 2012 by Gene Lempp

Welcome to Blog Treasures! Here you’ll find the best of the blogsphere from the past week. So, grab your coffee, sit back and above all – enjoy *smile* Featured A FREE Book offer from Mike Coker, founder of Smashwords: The … Continue reading →

Posted in Resources | Tagged Blog Treasures, blogging, book reviews, character motivation, ebooks, Ebookstore, gardening books, Gene Lempp, indie publishing, James Scott Bell soundtrack, Kindle, literary novels, multiple POV, my little ponies, Nail Your Novel, Nook, novel backstory, publishing, reading with purpose, Scrivener, self-publishing, Smashwords, time management, underwear humor, WordPress | 15 Comments

Blog Treasures 8-20

Posted on August 20, 2011 by Gene Lempp

Welcome to my weekly roundup of the best Treasures I’ve found on the blogsphere during the past week. Enjoy! On Publishing and Social Media Social Media means something different to each of us. For some it is a bit of … Continue reading →