Another day goes by and your “To Do” list hasn’t budged!

Traditional time management techniques have not kept up with digital reality.  The average business person has over 180 items on their to do list, and that list is scattered – on a Blackberry, a legal pad, sticky notes…  Lynda Martin will be offering a step-by-step treatment for overwhelm in a workshop that draws from the best of productivity improvement practices.

Classes are held at our office in Brookhaven and limited to 6 participants.

This life-changing workshop is designed specifically for people who:

• Have great intentions, but just can’t find the time to implement,
• Feel stressed and overwhelmed by the amount of ‘things’ they have to do,
• Know things need to change.

You will learn about how to better process your time by:

• An improved means of collecting and storing information,
• Controlling where your time is allocated, and,
• Actually enjoy pursuing what you really want.

Participants swear they get a full week of their life back every year and:

• Immediately relieve the stress of information overload,
• Gain a better understanding of where time has been being wasted,
• Develop a go-forward strategy of having time to meet their life ambitions.

Investment of $985.00 includes:

• Three lunch n’ learn or evening workshops (with eatables!)
• Two one-on-one sessions to tailor course concepts to your personal needs,
• Two course texts: Getting things done by David Allen and Take back your life! by Sally McGhee,
• All course materials.

Take the next step and sign-up for our next workshop.  Space (and time) is limited.

Call (404) 830-2400 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it us for more information and the schedule.

Lynda Martin is an experienced business development professional with an employment background ranging from large corporations to start-ups and small business.  She first learned to love solving productivity problems for clients at Norrell Staffing Services, then in account management at Talisman Technologies, working on projects for Nike, Federal Express, Texas Utilities and other companies.  For the last 13 years she has consulted and coached business owners in Atlanta.  As a licensed professional business coach, Lynda merges hands-on experience with formal training at Wellesley College, as a nun, and gaining an MS in Human Resources Development from Georgia State.