Getting It All Done

9781469082301

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Section 1. Kanban in the kitchen - bring your work skills home: To have a happier home life, treat it a little more like work - plan and schedule, play to their strengths, and put people first / by Whitney Johnson
The agile family meeting - transform your family by asking three questions / by Bruce Feiler
Sync up your family calendars - with fewer bad surprises, everyone is happier / by Elizabeth Grace Saunders
Negotiating with your kids - you can't fire them and they can't quit. You'd better find a win-win / by Mary C. Kern and Terri R. Kurtzberg
Assemble your "parenting posse" - networking helps at home, too / by Alison Beard
Section 2. Say no to doing everything:
put your real priorities first: Does your schedule reflect your values? - learn to translate your priorities into action / by Elizabeth Grace Saunders
Let go of the idea of balance
look for four-way wins: an HBR IdeaCast Interview with Stewart D. Friedman and Alyssa F. Westring
Put your parenting energy in the right places - when was the last time you checked in on your kids' priorities? / by Amy Jen Su
"Delegating with joy" - to get the help you need, put a task and an ask in a higher context: a Women at Work Interview with Tiffany Dufu
Too much to do? Here's how to ask for help - figure out what you need, just ask for it, and accept what is offered / by Heidi Grant
How to say no to taking on more - practice saying it out loud / by Rebecca Knight
Section 3. Getting it all (mostly) done - productivity tips and hacks you need: How to work from home when you have kids - it takes more than a home office / by Daisy Wademan Dowling
You can make family meals happen - consider family breakfast / by Daisy Wademan Dowling
Fifteen ideas for getting more done / by fifteen HBR readers, authors, and editors
How working parents can manage the demands of school-age kids - strategies to handle the chaos / by Daisy Wademan Dowling
Stop feeling guilty about your
to-do list - make peace with never being caught up / by Rebecca Knight
Section 4. You can't be in two places at once - deal with tough work-family conflicts: Winning support for flexible work - propose a plan that works for you, your boss and your company / by Amy Gallo
How to handle work when your child is sick - what to say to your boss and colleagues / by Daisy Wademan Dowling
What to do when personal and professional commitments compete for your time - strategies for when you can't be in two places at once / by Elizabeth Grace Saunders
Keep your home life sane when work gets crazy - make sure to communicate with the people who matter most / by Stewart D. Friedman
Dealing with a family crisis at work / by Sabina Nawaz
Epilogue. You've got this: Why parents make great managers - help them grow / by Peter Bregman

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