Lindsay Satterfield – Workflow Mastery

The Disciplines of Accomplishment

Workflow Mastery boosts “productivity fitness” by showing you how to establish a productive method to stay on your game and achieve what matters most every day.

Workflow Mastery focuses on principles and techniques to run work (and life) for the impact you want. This is a practical, skill-building course that shows you how to put theory into practice and apply the techniques to your work and life.

This course is for you, if . . .

• You’re done with “overwhelmed” or “soooo busy” being your go-to answer to “how are you?”
• You want a systematic way to handle (and stay on top of) all the stuff – the requests, responsibilities, information, email, etc. – that seem to be part and parcel of a full life.
• You’ve come to terms with the fact that to get a different result, you need to do something differently. Or, put another (popular) way: the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.
• You’re ready to refine your approach to managing your work and life.
• You want to spend more time focused on the content of your work and and the quality of your life, than on trying to find that email (again), or waking up in the middle of the night (again) wondering if you responded…
• You’re willing to go through the initial effort (and awkwardness) of changing some habits in order to have an approach that helps you better manage time, attention, and energy.
• You’re over firefighting every day or most days (unless you are a firefighter) – and want to get to those “bigger” things on your list, the strategic stuff, the things that will have more lasting impact.
• You sometimes have the thought, “There must be a better way….”
• You want to design your day, rather than default to whatever grabs your attention.
• You’re looking for an approach that will give you more control, clarity, and confidence that you’re handling the right things at the right time.

What You’ll Learn In Workflow Mastery

• Maintain clarity, be decisive, and respond effectively in a fast, mobile environment
• Keep an up-to-date snapshot of the full scope of work (and life) – the big picture and the detail – so you can make smart decisions on the fly
• Manage time and actions deliberately
• Reduce “information overload” and manage distraction
• Balance reacting to immediate needs with proactively advancing strategic efforts
• Incorporate planning into a weekly routine
• Establish habits that foster maximum, sustainable productivity
• Accomplish your goals, and do great work as a matter of routine

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