Time management training
Do you ever have those times when you’ve been busy all day but you feel that you have achieved nothing?
Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of the work to be done?
Then, our time management-training course will help you.
Our time management-training course will help you to become:
- More productive but less busy
- More organised
- Less stressed
Time management training course delegates say
“This time management course was highly informative and practical with ideas that I can use at work and at home. Thank you”
“This was the most helpful time management course I have attended. Chris illustrated all the principles with true life examples that were very relevant”.
“I would recommend this time management course to anyone interested in time management training because it was so clear, practical and well presented. It was fun too”.
Investment: £225 per delegate-day
Inclusive of: Full days training, & teas/coffees, cakes, lunch, full course notes and written action plan to take away. Plus three months FREE telephone coaching to answer any on-going questions.
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How will you benefit by coming on this time management-training course?
You will benefit by coming on this time management course by learning: -
- How to become more productive and less busy
- How to manage the three most common time wasters
- How to manage those annoying interruptions
- How to prioritise tasks into their proper order
- How to make quicker and more accurate time management decisions
- How to achieve more in less time
- How to plan ahead and prioritise your work
- How, what and why to delegate
- How to say “no” to those people who would waste your time
Time management course objectives
- To learn the difference between being “busy” and “productive”
- To learn the C.C.G time management matrix
- To apply the Pareto principle (80/20 Rule) to time management issues
- How to prioritise using decision matrices
- How to beat the three most common time wasters
- How to plan ahead
- How to achieve work life balance
- How to minimise stress bought on by over work
- How to say “no” to time wasters
- How to delegate in the right way for the right reasons
- How to develop your own personal time management action plan
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Introductions
Time management is driven by your mind not your mood
Operate according to your plan not your mood
Answer this essential question: What is the best use of your time, right now?
The C.C.G time management matrix
Use the two principles of “deadline pressure” and “value” as the proper time management indicators.
Q2 Productive
High value
But not YET deadline driven
The key quadrant |
Q1 Crisis
High value
High deadline pressure
Crisis management |
Q4 Fruitless
Low value
Gossip
Office politics / Pity parties |
Q3 Busy Zone
Lower value
But deadline driven
Busy but non-productive |
1. Q1 Crisis zone
2. Q2 Productive zone
3. Q3 Busy zone. The danger zone. Busy but not productive
4. Q4 Fruitless zone
Distinguish between being “Busy” and being “Productive”
Do you ever have those days when you’ve been busy all day but you feel you have achieved nothing?
How to manage the three most common time wasters
1. Other people’s interruptions
2. Your own bad habits
3. Poor or non-existent systems
The art of proper delegation
1. Four good reasons to delegate
2. Four bad reasons to delegate
3. How to delegate
4. Why people who should delegate - don’t
Manage interruptions by means of the 80/20 principle
1. The Pareto time management principle states that 80% of the value comes from 20% of the effort
2. 80% of the value of the interruption will be in 20% or less of what they say
3. Manage the interruption using the “Pareto question”
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Time management Quiz
Twenty questions to get you thinking about your time management
Hour of power planning
Distinguish between: -
- Your goal
- Your plan
- Your to-do-list (which is infinite)
- Your daily action plan (which must be limited)
Is your work life balance right?
Time management planning for good “quality of life”
Prioritisation
Manage your priorities by means of a decision matrix.
Answer the question: What is the most valuable use of my time right now?
Learn how to say “no”
Learn how to resist those people who would waste your time.
Time management course review
Time management course personal action plans
Time management course close
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