How to Execute Well?
Vix Anderton
Wellness & productivity specialist
In the fifth video in her series, Vix explains why there’s not just ‘one way’ to do well and highlights four fundamental methods on how to do well, based on the task at hand.
In the fifth video in her series, Vix explains why there’s not just ‘one way’ to do well and highlights four fundamental methods on how to do well, based on the task at hand.
How to Execute Well?
4 mins 38 secs
There is no one way to succeed. There is no single ‘right' way to be productive.
Key learning objectives:
What are the four ways to do well, depending on what you need?
Vix Anderton
04:32
03:09
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