Archive - Nov 2006

Last week I had the privilege of talking with Mark Forster, a time management author and time/life coach who is well known in the UK, where he lives. His site is www.markforster.net and his blog is here. In this post I'll share some of Mark's insights that came up. Note that the discussion covered a lot of ground, so there's no particular order here. Thanks to Mark for sharing his time; I hope you enjoy it!

His Background

As part of my jump into personal productivity consulting (which is really picking up speed lately) I've read many non-fiction books on various topics, including time management, establishing rapport, culture (esp. stress and overload), consulting, personal development/growth, and networking [1]. The hope is that mixing everything into one brain is going to produce something wonderful. Or at least useful [2].

Along the way I've discovered a few books that really changed my perspective on the world, and I wanted to share one of those with you: Value-Based Fees: How to Charge - and Get - What You're Worth by Alan Weiss.