How to Work from Home and Actually Get Sh*t Done

How to Work from Home and Actually Get Sht Done*

50 Tips for Leaders and Professionals to Work Remotely and Outperform the Office

In Cynthia Spraggs Watson’s breakout book, unlock the secrets to working virtually. You will find out why webcams and emails are overrated, learn how to lead high-performance remote teams, communicate virtually with impact and authority, be fierce in your quest for accountability across business projects, and attain that coveted work-life balance.

How to Work from Home and Actually Get Sh*t Done was written to help:

Maximize your productivity without the benefit of being physically inside an office environment
Break down cross-functional team management to make you productive with as little stress as possible
Relay fifty short actionable tips for working, communications, and online meetings

By putting these practical tips into action, you’ll reboot your remote work life and maybe even say goodbye to the office forever!

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Testimonials

“Cynthia’s sense of humor and down-to-earth approach shows that when it comes to virtual team success, being aware of remote team distractions and accommodating this – pays off.”

Cody Lohnes Partner at Grant Thornton

Sound practical advice which should help employees and managers adjust to our new normal.

Jeff Yasuda CEO and Co-Founder, Feed.fm

Cynthia’s focused 50 Tips are stellar guides for your virtual teams’success!

Marcia Daszko Leadership & Business Strategist; Virtual & Global Speaker; Bestselling Author

A pragmatic approach to the complexities of working virtually. I have no doubt this should help employees and managers adjust to the new way of distributed work and projects.

Suzanne Marineau 35-year Human Resources Executive

Fly high Cynthia! I hope you’re able to connect from some remote jungle camp again soon. In support and admiration!

Lawrence J Poxon

Outperform the Office – From Anywhere