by Ralph Kison | Sep 9, 2026 | Coaching and Personal Success, Learning, Priority and Time Management
There is something about September that feels like a fresh start like January at the beginning of the new year. Summer vacations come to an end, children return to school, calendars become more structured, and organizations begin turning their attention toward how...
by Ralph Kison | Jul 15, 2026 | Coaching and Personal Success, Priority and Time Management
There is a big difference between being busy and being productive. To help frame my article, watch this short video. Busy can feel impressive. It’s a fully booked calendar, a long task list, and a phone that is constantly pinging. Face it, you are always ON! But being...
by Ralph Kison | Mar 19, 2026 | Priority and Time Management
Last month, we looked at the reality of 168 hours and how the Priority Management Matrix (Quadrants 1–4) reveals where your time is really going, especially how often Quadrant 2 (important, not urgent) gets crowded out. This follow-up is about the “Now what?” What do...
by Ralph Kison | Feb 20, 2026 | Coaching and Personal Success, Priority and Time Management
By now, the new year’s goals and January energy are starting to wear off. The calendar is full again, and it feels like you’ve been working for a couple of months. The inbox is overflowing. The “real world” has returned. If you’re feeling your Genie Goal slipping to...
by Ralph Kison | Feb 4, 2026 | Priority and Time Management
You get 168 hours this week. How many will you waste? Every one of us, CEO, junior engineer, project manager, parent, gets the same 168 hours per week. Time management expert Laura Vanderkam popularized this simple truth in her TED talk, “How to Gain Control of Your...
by Ralph Kison | Dec 5, 2025 | Coaching and Personal Success, Priority and Time Management, Self-Awareness
December offers us something rare in today’s world: a natural pause. A moment between what has been and what’s next. In leadership and in life, this pause isn’t just a welcome break; it’s an opportunity to pause, or at minimum, slow down, and look inward before acting...
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