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Beating Burnout
Winning Strategies for Overcoming Overwhelm
Burnout. What impact is this scourge of everyday business having on your organization’s revenue, productivity and customers’ experience? Today’s overwhelming number of daily decisions drain your team of the energy they need to think critically and make the best choices. Or they simply stop making decisions all together to ease the mental strain and to avoid the chance of screwing up. Sound familiar?
Let Bob Wendover, the award-winning author of Beating Burnout: How Top 10 Thinkers Overcome Overwhelm in Business and Life show your team how the best decision makers manage this daily chaos — and come away with their sanity intact. This practical, uplifting, smart (and sometimes hilarious) session will have those attending walking away with nine proven strategies guaranteed to overcome this daily nightmare for so many of today’s contributors.
How well is your team managing the effects of everyday burnout?
Answer these questions to assess how decision fatigue affect you.
Walk away with these strategies and much more . . .
- Three questions guaranteed to shorten meetings
- How to eliminate your APPoplexy in less than two minutes a day
- How to bring inefficient meetings to a close without offending the person running them.
- How the words “other commitment” can help you escape from any unwanted task
- How one senior executive NEVER works on the weekends and only 10 hours per day
- The ONE question that must be asked before making any decision of consequence.
- How to frame commitments with time-limiting phrases
- How one company owner has compelled his people to get to the point in all meetings and interactions.
- Three proven steps for limiting your interactions with difficult and time-consuming people
- Why keeping a deck of playing cards on your desk can save you as much as an hour a day