Time Management is a complete misnomer-we cannot manage time. All we can do is to make positive decisions about what we do with the time available.

 

Time mangament is not about doing more work. It is about being EFFECTIVE (doing the right thing)

 

We all have days when we do not get everything done. Good time managers make sure the least improtant tasks are the ones carried over to the next day.

 

 

 

Time Management

 

 Ever had days when you have been busy but do not seem to have achieved much? Ever felt that work is running out of control? Ever been unsure about what to do next? Ever wondered where all the time goes?

 

A Time Management programme could be the answer.

 

 
Define Time Management and 5 steps to improvement
Why managing time is important to self and organisation
Self Assesment to identify personal development needs
Gathering key personal data
Evaluating personal data-calculating interruption factor
Mechanical and behavioural techniques applied to identified development needs. Includes simple, personal technique to adopt and action behavioural change
maintaining personal control using assertive techniques
Prioritisating-criteria for making decisons
Delegation-why,what, how, when and how. Includes overcoming personal barriers
 
The key skills in Time Management are relatively easy to grasp-the key issue is often the motivation to use them. Personal motivation is the key underpinning theme to this interesting and focussed programme. A variety of techniques are employed.
 
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