Welcome to the Techniques of Time Management series. Let me be the first to congratulate you on taking control of your time.
Time management is a skill that can be learned.
Welcome to the Techniques of Time Management series. Let me be the first to congratulate you on taking control of your time.
Time management is a skill that can be learned.
Techniques of Time Management details important techniques such as setting goals and priorities, estimating task duration, getting to the root cause of time sinks, delegating, coaching, dealing with email and interruptions, managing your boss, calendar management, to do list optimization, and more. We will be building a personal time management strategy during this course, and students will be able to immediately apply the fundamental theories and practices of time management.
I also offer Introduction to Techniques of Time Management which is a collection of the foundational techniques for time management. This class is meant to be a practical guide to improving your time management skills. Students will build a personal time management action plan. Students wishing to complete an in depth study of time management should take Mastering Techniques of Time Management which includes all the information in Techniques of Time Management as well as information on managing time during meetings, multiple case studies, and additional information on delegation, and coaching.
This course is an in-depth review of proven time management techniques. Students study fundamental time management techniques that can be applied immediately to improve productivity and leave more time for fun. By the end of this course students will be able to:
Uncover time management pitfalls and construct a plan to overcome them.
Create achievable goals using SMART goal system.
Estimate task duration using basic scheduling techniques.
Examine multiple methods to prioritize tasks.
Get to the root cause of time sinks.
Master methods to delegate
Practice Coaching
Manage your boss.
Deal with interruptions
Solve e-mail time wasters.
Create calendars to achieve goals.
Case studies to practice using the techniques in real world situations.
Time Management techniques for business, for students, for entrepreneurs. Improve your productivity to achieve your goals, and get your to do list done. Relieve stress caused by poor time management.
A SMART goal is:
SPECIFIC : State what you will do, use action words
MEASURABLE: Provide a way to evaluate, use metrics or data targets
ACHIEVABLE: Possible to accomplish
RELEVANT: makes sense, related to your goal
TIMEBOUND: specific date or timeframe
Four Quadrants of the Priority Matrix
Quadrant I: Urgent and Important
Quadrant II: Not Urgent and Important
Quadrant III: Urgent and Not Important
Quadrant IV: Not Urgent and Not Important
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