Engagement.

Getting Things Done.

The key to effective time management can actually be summed up in three distinct and powerful sentences: 1. Determine what you need to do in order to accomplish a particular objective. 2. Choose to do what needs to be done to accomplish that particular objective. 3. Understand and embrace the fact that by choosing to do what needs to be done to accomplish a particular objective, that everything else we could be doing must give way to what we actually choose to do.

Life Engineering.

The word “engagement” describes the energy you have for the things you do and the journeys you’re on. Over time, that energy will ebb and flow. Sometimes you’ll feel highly engaged, and other times, you’ll feel disengaged. Disengagement can be small, like lacking motivation to do something specific. It can also happen at a larger level, like becoming disengaged from a long-term goal or objective. It can even happen on a macro level, like becoming disengaged from work, in a relationship, or with life itself. Prolonged disengagement can be catastrophic to the outcomes and objectives of your life that really matter.

Your ability to sustain energy in the things that matter most is critical to long-term success. We sometimes call it grit, perseverance, tenacity or “stick-to-it-iveness”! But because disengagement happens slowly, by degrees and over time, you tend to not notice it until it’s too late or until a lot of damage has been done. With LifeEngineering.com you can now regularly measure your level of engagement in the aspects of your life that matter most! You can know how engaged you are, what’s driving your engagement, what’s creating disengagement, and most importantly, what you can do about it!