timeliness

You must learn to be a leader like you learn to be anything else. Strong leadership is required to implement growth and change in an organization. How do we schedule our time to eliminate broken appointments? You must establish reliable ways to confirm appointments.

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We face distractions and obstacles every day, some directly and some indirectly. Here's how Andy and I handle them.

Show up to work on time and do well. It's not hard, but a lot of people can't seem to do it.

While obviously the goal is to be on time, let's take some baby steps and be a little less late. We will look at why we are frequently running late, discuss executive functions involved in the project of leaving your house with kids in tow, find our motivation to make changes, and walk through a few skills, like counting up the minutes you truly need to walk out that door calmly with everything you need.  If you're as time blind as I am, you'll want to ask for help in completing this homework, since chances are you were overly optimistic (a.k.a. mindbogglingly incorrect) in your estimations.