9 Ways To Eliminate Distractions In Your Legal Nurse Consulting Practice.

Working as a Legal Nurse Consultant is a major life change from that of working in the hospital environment. It requires a good deal of distraction free working and concentration on singular tasks which is not necessarily the similar to the harried and chaotic pace of nursing. Eliminating the number of distractions every day is mission critical to any successful Legal Nurse Consulting practice. One of the fundamental principles of productivity is that in order to get things done, you gotta focus. And that necessary focus requires that you eliminate as many distractions as possible — not always an easy task with the Internet, kids in summer break and busy phones calling to you from every direction make it tough.

Here’s how to block out the Siren’s call of distractions, in 9 steps.

First, let me say that there should be room in your life for distractions. Work should be fun, and without a few distractions, things can get boring. That being said, when it’s time to do a task, there’s no reason to do it while handling a million other things. (Like nurses are prone to do.) You’ll never get things done that way. When you’re ready to work on a task, block out all else, and really focus on it. Do your best on that task, and get it done as quickly as possible. Then reward yourself with distractions.

That’s all easier said than done, I know. So here are 9 of the best ways I’ve found to eliminate distractions and really focus on a task.

How to Market Professional Services. An Interview wt/ Adrian Ott

So with some good feedback from last week’s blog interview, I have posted another podcast interview to help you market your Legal Nurse Consulting or Life Care Planning services. This interview with Adrian Ott was originally posted at Rain, one of my favorites. Listen to the podcast for the full interview. If you need assistance in helping to develop your 2011 LNC/LCP Marketing Plan, email us at info@lncpracticebuilder.com and we can design a marketing plan to make your practice remarkable.

Don’t Be A Victim of Time

  I recently read a New Year’s resolution of a friend of mine which read, “Don’t Be a Victim of Time.” That’s one powerful sentence. As I was driving down the road today I realized that I have become a victim of time. I find myself impatiently waiting and trying to fit more stuff into [...]