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Cofounder, www.GetMomentum.com at The Womack Company

Jason W. Womack is the CEO of The Womack Company, an international training firm that helps busy professionals be more productive through coaching and consulting. He is co-founder of the Get Momentum Leadership Academy, author of Your Best Just Got Better (Wiley, 2012) and co-author with his wife, Jodi Womack, of Get Momentum: How To Start When You're Stuck (Wiley, 2016). Since 2000 he has coached leaders across industries and trained them in the art of increasing their workplace productivity and achieving personal happiness.

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How to Eliminate Habits Holding You Back From Success

You might not even realize that your habits are stifling your progress. Here's how to press the reset button and achieve more in less time.

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How to Make Every Minute of Your Day Matter

Spend your time more wisely and you'll live a happier, more fulfilling life. Here's how to get started.

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How Networking Can Help You Get More Out of Life

Create a team that supports and challenges you to do more and you'll see success on the horizon. Here's how.

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Why Happiness is Your Secret to Productivity

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The 15-Minute Strategy to Get More Done Everyday

Don't let pockets of free time go to waste. Try this easy time-saving strategy.

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Your Secret to Success? Be More Selfish

Putting yourself first will give you and your business a needed boost. Here's how.

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5 Changes I Made to Improve My Productivity While Traveling

These simple adjustments can make time on the road or in the air more productive.

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Often times you are the the reason your team isn't getting as much done as you'd like. Here are three ways you might be unknowingly making them less productive at their jobs.

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Even on your most productive days, you could be doing things more efficiently. Here are three strategies to help you get there.

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4 Quick Ways to Help You Stay Focused

Making endless to-do lists can be counterproductive. Try sitting down with a pen and paper to do one of these writing exercises to help you refocus on what's most important to you and your business.

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How to Transform Your Email into a Productivity Tool

Email is easily the biggest time waster in your day. But if approached the right way, it could actually make you more productive. Here are three tips to help you use your email to be more efficient at work.

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5 Steps to Rescue Your Productivity When Days Go Bad

Your computer crashes, you spill coffee all over yourself and a client bails last-minute on your lunch meeting. Have no fear -- your day can still be salvaged. Here are five ways to stay productive in the face of daily disasters.

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Don’t Let Jet Lag Hurt Your Productivity

If business is taking you around the world, you'll need a plan to stay productive no matter what time zone you're in. Here are three ways to help you stay focused despite jet lag.

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How to Stay Productive While on the Road

Don't let traveling set you back when it comes to getting things done. Here are four ways to stay on top of your game even when you're living out of a suitcase.

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The first step to a lasting change you want to make is to recognize what is not working in your life.

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Entrepreneurs

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