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To achieve work-life balance, you have to create more time, and you cannot waste any of it. Figuring out what you want in life and developing the best way to get things done is your answer. If you can figure out ways to spend less time working, you'll have more time to spend on other important aspects of your life. This includes getting organized so you can think more clearly; having clear goals so you can stay focused on the right things; streamlining processes to eliminate useless work; and using technology the right way so you can finish quicker.
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Peggy Duncan is a personal productivity expert and trainer, and is passionate about helping busy professionals achieve work-life balance. Formal training at IBM gave Peggy the foundation she needed to understand how to get the right work done the best way. Through IBM’s clean desk policy, its well-defined processes and procedures, and its fast-paced, deadline-driven environment, Peggy learned how her work habits and computer skills directly affected her productivity.
Peggy continues to work with employees of corporate giants such as UPS and Genentech, Inc.; media powerhouses such as USA Today and the New York Times Newspaper Group; and organizations such as the U.S. Tennis Association and Federally Employed Women. She’s presented at major conferences such as Excellence in Government and the UNITY Conference for Journalists of Color. She is guest faculty for the Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, the Leadership Development Institute of the National Association of Minority Media Executives, and she regularly teaches a class for faculty and staff at Georgia Tech, titled Get Organized NOW!.
Peggy’s expertise has been featured in publications, including: Inc., O, the Oprah Magazine, Real Simple, MyBusiness, Fitness, Essence, Good Housekeeping, Black Enterprise, and the Business Journals. She publishes an online magazine, and is a writer for business publications, a media spokesperson, and a former co-host of technology-related radio and television shows in Atlanta, Georgia.
The Durham, NC native uses a mixture of real-world examples, expert tips and techniques, computer demos, and humor to add impact to her message.
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