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Do you often find yourself struggling to prioritize between your personal and professional activities? Take a look at this blog written by our Giant President, Lisa Bodine, on how fostering a sustainable work life is key to reaching your highest potential.

[Blog editor’s note: A Giant Voices staff member found the following memo on her bedroom floor this morning. We thought we’d share.]

Human,

I had hoped you would be capable of resolving this issue on your own.

Alas. Intervention is clearly necessary.

Do you always feel like you’re behind in your marketing?

Are you satisfied with your organization’s revenue?

How about your marketing ROI?

Do you struggle with feelings of overwhelm?

Is it hard to make time for all the important things on your plate?

Quick! Before 2015 loses that new-car smell, seize your chance to make a fresh start that will transform your work life – and grow your organization’s revenue.

This blog post will give you everything you need.

First, you’ll see the three simple (but game-changing) resolutions you can adopt today for powerful revenue growth. Then you’ll get the opportunity to claim a free Productivity Kickstarter Kit to take your performance to another level.

Ready?

Master Your Morning AM Productivity

Which of these choices best describes your typical morning? 

A. Hectic. 
From the moment your siren-like alarm startles you awake, you’re running in ten different directions at 110 mph trying to fulfill all of your obligations.

B. Groggy. 
You scuttle to your desk – usually late – clutching a Starbucks cup and murmuring 
“My preciousssss.” Your coworkers know not to talk to you until after 11.

C. Aimless. 
Your morning routine includes checking email and Facebook, chatting about last night’s shocker on The Voice, and scrolling through your favorite Internet sites. 

D. Focused. 
You stride into your workspace early, feeling clear and energetic. You burn through your most important task before most people have finished their coffee.

If you answered anything other than “D,” then we need to talk.