New for you Did you hear? I am hosting a challenge just for busy professionals the first full week of June! Why now? Because you have BIG dreams and BIG goals and they should not experience they summer slide like your kids do. I mean, we all want a vacation, but we also want to feel like we are getting things done! Want more info? Send me a DM or an email (it works now, I promise!) and let's spend a (virtual) week together! SummaryIn this episode Vicki shares her experience of losing access to her email and website and the lessons she learned from the situation. She emphasizes the importance of focusing on what you can control, finding alternative communication methods, giving feedback effectively, delegating clearly, avoiding assumptions, escalating when needed, being resourceful, limiting venting, and being willing to invest money to solve problems.TakeawaysFocus on what you can control in stressful situations.Have alternative communication methods in place.Give feedback effectively to address issues.Delegate clearly, specifying the desired result and process.Avoid making assumptions and clarify information.Escalate to the right people when needed.Be resourceful and willing to learn new skills.Limit venting to avoid dwelling on problems.Be willing to invest money to solve problems.Keywordsemail, website, communication, stress, control, feedback, delegation, assumptions, escalation, resourcefulness, venting, investmentAre you a healthcare executive that's been feeling more busy than effective lately? Get the free guide that I created just for healthcare leaders! The Time Savers Guide Find Vicki online: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vsabelson/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicki.abelson/Website: https://www.thedefinedleader.com/

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