#085 – The Five Steps to Protect Your Time with Don Khouri

Do you have clarity on your priorities to an extent that it is easy to make daily decisions on when to accept requests for your time?

While many experts talk about the importance of saying no and others teach how to say no, Don Khouri, Executive Coach at Khouri Coaching, noticed that the real problem is that we don’t like to say no.

On this episode of The Workplace Communication Podcast, as author of When to Say Yes, The 5 Steps to Protect Your Time, Don teaches us what he’s learned about the mindset of the most productive people when they say YES.

Leadership tips you won’t want to miss:

🎙️ Establishing criteria of what will (and will not) trigger reprioritization on your calendar

🎙️ Approaching delegating as creating a growth opportunity for someone else

🎙️ Shifting from “I don’t have time” to “this is not a priority to me right now”.

🎙️ Developing a road map for the priorities in your life

Don Khouri is a speaker, author, and executive coach who helps executives and business leaders be more productive and profitable. He is the author of When to Say Yes, The 5 Steps to Protect Your Time.

If you’re looking to hit that magical state of productivity without intense stress, then this episode is for you!

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Lindsay Lapaquette

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Lindsay Lapaquette, M.Sc.(A) works with middle managers who want to communicate authentically so they can effectively lead their teams without losing themselves. As a former Speech-Language Pathologist, Lindsay applies her expertise in the neuroscience of communication and connection to help managers foster an environment of trust and respect in their teams, so that everyone can bring their best selves to work.

Lindsay’s approach has been profoundly influenced by her work with First Nations organizations, her experience as a parent to two neurodivergent children, and the premature loss of both of her parents. These experiences have taught Lindsay great lessons about the power of excellent people skills that extend well beyond her professional expertise.

Lindsay Lapaquette

Lindsay Lapaquette

Lindsay Lapaquette, M.Sc.(A) works with middle managers who want to communicate authentically so they can effectively lead their teams without losing themselves. As a former Speech Language Pathologist, Lindsay applies her expertise in the neuroscience of communication and connection to help managers foster an environment of trust and respect in their teams, so that everyone can bring their best selves to work.

Lindsay’s approach has been profoundly influenced by her work with First Nations organizations, her experience as a parent to two children with pervasive mental health challenges, and the premature loss of both of her parents. These experiences have taught Lindsay great lessons about the power of excellent people skills that extend well beyond her professional expertise.

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