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Jun 19, 2008 4 min

Interview: Eve Abbott – A Brain New Way to Work

from Professionally Speaking

The New York Times reports that the typical U.S. executive still wastes six weeks a year searching through paper piles and e-mail! Got better things to do with your time? Since 1988, Eve Abbott has pioneered brain-based productivity systems for executives, managers and business owners. A Brain New Way to Work gets teams working at least 25% more productively through lively programs and practical consultations. Eve is the author of How to Do Space Age Work with a Stone Age Brain ™. She earned her degree in Sociology and Psychology from the University of California and holds a Lifetime Adult Teaching Credential. Eve is a popular guest on TV and Radio. Her expertise appears in The New York Times articles and she writes the 'Business Wise' column for the nationwide Business Journals. When speaking, Eve combines her sense of humor with the latest in brain research to guarantee a fun and practical program for conferences ranging from Builder/Architect to Women Leaders 2008. Eve says "My personal mission is saving every working person in America an hour a day so they have more time for life. My professional objective is converting the 12% of productivity wasted from information overload to your enterprise's profits, where it belongs." S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc., Lotus Construction, Nixon Peabody, LLP and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency choose A Brain New Way to Work's seminars for solutions to their employee's challenges. Watch Eve As she introduces her topic in this video: Listen to Eve As she tells me about her work and how the NSA/NC Pro-Track class is helping her. To hear my interview with Eve, click on the icon below.

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