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Edit Yourself

Urgent deadlines. Demanding clients. Unexpected “fires.” Pressure to perform…There are few circumstances at work or home that you can’t improve with some thoughtful editing. Yes, editing. When you edit your writing, you cut away clutter so that the main ideas stand out starkly and flow most coherently. We are all…
April 27, 2019
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Stop the Busy-ness

“Busy-ness” is a common complaint nowadays. Sadly, it’s often true. We are too busy—too busy to decide what’s important to us, too busy to change, too busy to do the work that produces the greatest results. This misdirected activity hurts both people and the bottom line. The reasons for our…
April 27, 2019
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“Open Door” Doesn’t Mean 24-7 (Part 2)

Continued from Part 1: The Solution Here are some strategies to make your Open Door Policy work without killing your productivity. Apply the spirit of the law. Be open to comments, criticism and concerns. Consider the ideas you receive and take action as needed. Your warm welcome of others’ input demonstrates…
January 27, 2019
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“Open Door” Doesn’t Mean 24-7 (Part 1)

I recently asked a group of professionals to differentiate between “Open Door” and “All Access.” “There’s a difference?” one person asked. Many people, striving for quality service and positive relationships, confuse “Open Door” with “Constant Availability.” They forget that the Open Door Policy (ODP) is a philosophy, not a description of a permanent…
January 27, 2019
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Casey’s eTip: Reframe and Leverage Stress

There are two kinds of stress. Both can arise at work. One will kill you; the other makes you stronger. The difference between the two is the way you view them. Professor Kelly McGonigal of Stanford University makes a compelling case that shifting your mindset physically changes the way stress…
October 24, 2018
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Hear Casey Discuss Productive Entrepreneurship

Karen Kalis, the Entrepreneur Coach, interviewed me for her Millionaire Mamas event. I talked about strategies for being a productive entrepreneur--or whether entrepreneurship is for you. Not all business owners are actually entrepreneurs. Check out the interview here.
March 17, 2016
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Casey’s book selected by NAPO-Chicago’s Book Club

The Chicago chapter of the National Association of Professional Organizers has a new book club that will meet twice a year and their inaugural book selection is Stop Organizing, Start Producing by Casey Moore. "It's a huge honor to review my work in this way," says Casey. "I can't wait…
January 7, 2013
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Holiday Letter from Casey Moore

Yes, it's cheesy, but I love holiday letters. It's fun to look back on the year and reflect on blessings and growth. If you like them too, or you just want to see how my year went, click here: Casey's holiday letter 2012 And have a Happy New Year!
December 22, 2012
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Casey’s eTip: Practice Acceptance, Not Correction

As 2012 draws to a close, here's a strategy to stay productive personally and professionally. You'll "produce" peace within and with others (e.g., family) when you can accept what is instead of always trying to engineer what "should" be. Casey's eTip: Practice Acceptance, Not Correction "Just for today I will…
December 22, 2012