How To Do Less Better

Are you a smart, highly-functioning, and talented leader spending your time on tasks that are not moving the needle in your business and life? Are you aware which activities are responsible for your greatest personal and professional successes? If your answer is “no,” you’ll want to listen to today’s episode where I share how to identify your “vital few” activities so that you can increase your productivity while you do less. >>Download the companion piece to this episode by clicking here <<

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About Rita Hyland

With over 20 years of experience as an executive and leadership coach, Rita helps leaders — emerging and established — excel in corporate and entrepreneurial environments.

Rita believes if leaders were more clear about how transformation really works and more intentional about creating what they want, their impact, success, and influence in the world would be unstoppable.

Through her coaching programs, private coaching, and masterminds, Rita shows leaders how to win consistently and create the impact and legacy they desire.

Central to Rita’s work is the understanding that you will never outperform your current programming, no matter how strong your willpower.

When you learn to use Rita’s proprietary Neuroleadership Growth Code, a technology which uses the best of neuroscience and transformational psychology to hit the brain’s buttons for change, YOU become both the solution and the strategy.

Her mission is to end talented, hard-working, and self-aware leaders spending another day stuck in self-doubt or confusion and not contributing their brilliant work and talent the world so desperately needs.