Business Mentoring Series — The 5 Choices: A Path to Extraordinary Productivity with Kory Kogon

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Last week, on the Business Mentoring Show, Fran and Kory discussed the importance of listening to and incorporating feedback to keep your product or service relevant. This week, Kory talks about the tips she’s learned to help keep focused in a noisy world.

With modern technology, it is both easier than ever and harder than ever to achieve productivity. Kory Kogon and her team at FranklinCovey have adapted some of Stephen Covey’s timeless principles and applied them to the problems we face in the 21st century around time management and productivity. The 5 Choices is a process to manage the vital skills of decision, attention, and energy management in a non-stop, overwhelming world. With the right focus, priorities, and attention to your needs it is possible to regain control and live a more satisfying life.

In this session, you’ll learn:

  • The three biggest problems getting in the way of productivity and time management today
  • The five choices you can make to manage those problems
  • How to keep your brain, the number one tool for high value decisions, fresh and connected

Kory talks about the paradox that modern technology has caused in this 1 minute preview of Thursday’s episode:

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Edwin Bevens

Edwin Bevens

Edwin Bevens is the Head Writer and Editor for Tarkenton Companies, and the Editor of SmallBizClub.com. With a background in journalism and publishing, Edwin received a 2008 South Carolina Press Association Award for reporting. Developing, producing, and maintaining content across multiple websites, Edwin focuses on helping small business owners find the right match of voice, audience, and medium for every message.