Journey to Productivity: A Navigation Guide for JAFRA Consultants

by Helene Segura

This workbook is designed to be a follow-up to the time management presentation that Helene Segura delivered to JAFRA Consultants at JAFRA Leader meetings in Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Baltimore. Whether you were present at the meetings or not, this workbook can be used to help you capture your thoughts based on the concepts presented at the JAFRA conferences. The beauty of what Helene Segura discussed is that each individual principle in itself is simple. The difficulty will be in deciding whether or not you want to live it and implement all of the concepts each and every day. Jot down notes in this workbook and revisit your thoughts about time management from time to time in order to make adjustments as necessary.

62 pages, Paperback

First published January 25, 2014

About the author

As The Inefficiency Assassin™, productivity expert Helene Segura empowers stressed out professionals on the go with the tools to slay wasted time. Personal inefficiency at work leads to increased stress levels, lower morale, higher absenteeism, more turnover – and rising spending on employee health care and hiring. Why not improve productivity, decrease stress levels, and increase profits instead?

The author of two Amazon best-selling books, Helene Segura has been the featured productivity expert in over 100 media interviews including publications such as Woman’s Day Magazine and Money Magazine, as well as on Fox, CBS, ABC and NBC affiliates.

She has coached hundreds of clients to productivity success and performance improvement by applying neuroscience and behavioral modification techniques to wipe out destructive, time-wasting habits. Kanban, Kaizen and time management may be fuddy duddy terms; Helene’s content-packed keynotes and workshops, however, are anything but. Helene turns time management on its head by sharing both client case studies and pop culture examples to teach her mind-bending framework for decreasing interruptions, distractions and procrastination so that companies can spend more time generating revenue.