One of the most powerful insights that impacted my job performance as a junior executive was realizing my work had changed. I was promoted into roles that required me to rethink where I should spend my time. I had to challenge my concept of what was “work” and what was my value to the organization.

Do you ever wish you could make more time? Consider your inner dialog when you find yourself without time to complete something.

This year staying in touch is harder and more important than ever. You never know when you need your network to help with a job search. I work to stay in touch by thinking of my network in different categories. I want to avoid letting my relationships degrade.

In our current strange quarantine world more than ever you are measured by the results you deliver. We have fewer touchpoints as many of us work from home. Your work will speak for you when you cannot be seen in the office working hard every day.

As a manager, it is worth considering three ways to get things done. Before you just do the work, consider if it makes sense to tell someone else how to do it or to coach someone.