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Alexis Haselberger

If you're someone who has a LOT on their plate and wants to find a system to handle it all, but who also craves downtime for yourself, this course is for you.

You might be an employee who doesn’t feel organized, a manager or exec who is learning to handle your own work and be an effective leader at the same time, a working parent, or someone who has recently said one of the following:

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If you're someone who has a LOT on their plate and wants to find a system to handle it all, but who also craves downtime for yourself, this course is for you.

You might be an employee who doesn’t feel organized, a manager or exec who is learning to handle your own work and be an effective leader at the same time, a working parent, or someone who has recently said one of the following:

  • "I just don't have enough hours in the day. "

  • "I've got too much on my plate. "

  • "I have no downtime. "

  • "I feel like I'm failing at work AND home. "

  • "Planning stresses me out. "

Do you wake up at night thinking about something you need to do at work tomorrow? Do you go to bed thinking about all the things you didn't get done today? Do you fall into bed exhausted every night having had no time for yourself? Do you often find yourself scrambling to get things done at the last minute?

Now imagine how it would feel if you:

  • Were able to leave work at work, and be present at home (while getting it all done. )

  • Had time for yourself, every day

  • Could show up to every meeting, event, or activity prepared and on time

  • Were well-rested, focused and relaxed

  • Knew you were using your time in service of your own goals and values

In this course, I distill all of the content, strategies, techniques and skills that I acquired, developed and implemented over 15+ years managing Operations and HR in start-ups (and that I use daily with my clients in my time-management coaching practice) into an easy-to-follow, step-by-step process for anyone looking to get more out of their time.

In this course, you will:

  • Master the techniques, strategies, tips and hacks to get everything done…without the stress.

  • Build a personalized productivity system so you can feel, and truly be, on top of it all.

  • Create and maintain a task-list system (for work and home) where balls are not dropped, nothing is forgotten or overlooked, and that allows your brain to focus on your work, instead of remembering the to-dos.

  • Implement simple techniques for increasing focus and minimizing distractions.

  • Employ prioritization frameworks to decisions and tasks for more efficient and effective prioritization and decision making.

  • Learn how to say yes (and no. ) to the right things.

  • Learn how to disconnect and truly recharge in the evenings, on the weekends, and on vacation (without negative consequences).

In short, you’ll do more and stress less.

Specifically, this course will cover:

  • Common Roadblocks to Productivity (and how to combat them. )

  • Personalized Productivity - How to use your natural tendencies to your advantage.

  • Task Management - How to keep track of it all without relying on your memory.

  • Prioritization - How to make sure you're working on the right things at the right times.

  • Planning - How taking a few moments now saves your future self TONS of time.

  • Focus - How to increase focus and minimize the impact of distractions.

Time is a finite resource, and perhaps our most valuable one.  In this digital age, our time and attention is being pulled in many more directions than ever before.  Mastering time management is essential to living a balanced and fulfilling life.

Most books and apps about time management and productivity claim to be the silver bullet, if you can just follow them.  However, they don't take into account the fact that we're all different.  Not everything will work for everyone.  In this course, we start with who YOU are, to build a system that works specifically for you.

The lectures in this course are complemented by exercises such as discovering your personal productivity roadblocks, creating a task system, creating action plans for minimizing distractions and increasing focus, building a personalized rewards and breaks "menu" and more.  The exercises ensure that you apply the content from the lectures in a practical and pragmatic way.

Enroll today to take back control of your time, excel at work, and make time for the things that matter in YOUR life.

CPE (Continuing Professional Education)

Learning Objectives

  1. Identify roadblocks that prevent you from being your most productive self.

  2. Determine how your natural tendencies affect your productivity and ways to work with your natural tendencies instead of against them.

  3. Recognize the key inputs of a single-trusted task management system.

  4. Discover prioritization frameworks and methods and use them to determine when you should perform tasks on your to-do list.

  5. Identify the benefits of planning.

  6. Define the SMART framework for setting goals.

  7. Describe various strategies you can use to maintain focus on your work and reduce distractions.

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What's inside

Learning objectives

  • Discover and apply time-management and productivity strategies, techniques, and hacks
  • Identify and solve for roadblocks that prevent you from being your most productive self
  • Use your natural tendencies and traits to your advantage to optimize your time and productivity
  • Build a personalized productivity system
  • Use your single trusted system to collect and manage your tasks
  • Prioritize effectively to make sure you're working on the right things, at the right time
  • Plan your daily, weekly, and long-term work & goals to save time and reduce stress
  • Use single-tasking, time blocking, documentation and breaks to more effectively focus on the job

Syllabus

Introduction

Welcome!  I can't wait for you to get started on your journey to transform your approach to time management and productivity.  Throughout the course, I'll guide you through identifying common productivity roadblocks, personalizing strategies that fit your life, mastering task management, applying effective prioritization techniques, planning for success, and minimizing distractions.

Get ready to equip yourself with the tools and insights needed to reduce stress, enhance focus, and achieve a harmonious balance between work and personal life, all while enjoying the process.

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In this lecture, you'll dive into the crucial understanding that time is a finite resource and learn how to tailor your time management to suit your unique personality, skills, and life situation. By focusing on prioritizing your commitments and learning to gracefully reduce your current obligations, this lecture sets the foundation for a more intentional and fulfilling approach to managing your time and energy.

Feeling swamped by obligations? This exercise is the first step in the right direction!

In this lecture we'll explore three powerful strategies to lighten your load.

Learn about common roadblocks to productivity and learn which affect YOU most.

We often rely on our memory for tasks, but this backfires, causing us to constantly juggle them in our heads and hindering focus. To combat this, we need to externalize our tasks. In this lecture, you'll learn the why behind the how.

Not Having (or Using) a System

From email notifications to chatty colleagues, distractions lurk around every corner, pulling your attention away from important tasks.

In fact, it takes an average of 23 minutes to refocus after an interruption, significantly impacting your workday.

In this lecture, we explore specific techniques to minimize distractions and maximize your productivity.

We've explored the top 3 productivity roadblocks: memory reliance, lack of a system, and distractions. Now it's your turn to reflect! Download the worksheet and identify your personal struggles that hinder your time management.

Be honest - this is just for you.

Throughout the course, we'll use these insights to find strategies that work best for you and help you overcome these roadblocks.

Let's review what you've learned in Section 2.

You will self- knowledge around how your personal natural tendencies affect productivity and how to use these traits to your advantage to increase productivity.

You are unique!  And it's a lot easier to build strategies around who you are than to try to fit yourself in someone else's box. So, in this lecture, you'll discover why, and how, to engage in some self-knowledge.

Trying to be a morning person when you're not naturally one can lead to frustration and decreased productivity.   The opposite is also true. 

In this lecture you'll learn how to leverage your energy levels throughout the day, you can schedule tasks that require focus for times when you're most alert. 

And I'll give you some practical tips for navigating a world that often favors early risers.

Update 09/2021: There's a bit more nuance that I wanted to add to this lecture after it was recorded.  Based on newer research, I now refer to the concept of "learning styles" as "preferred learning/info processing methods".  This research shows that most individuals learn via a mixture of these methods or styles, but I do still find most people identify more strongly with some methods than others.  However, that doesn't mean that if you identify as a primarily tactile learner that you can't learn through visuals.  Despite the fact that individuals don't usually have a single "learning style" that completely excludes the others, I find that it is still very helpful to identify which methods you gravitate towards so that you can modify your environment and strategies to best fit what works for you.

In the olden times, work stayed at work. Now that we have the technology to be always connected, the "always on" pressure blurs the lines. This lecture will help you better understand the 2 primary two work-life styles:

Integrators and Segmentors

Knowing your style is key to building strategies that work for you!

Did you know that you can leverage introversion/extroversion tendencies to positively impact your productivity?  If not, this lecture will show you how!

The lectures in this section have helped you better understand how personality traits can affect productivity.

Now, download the worksheet and take the linked quizzes (about 30 minutes total) to discover your natural tendencies. Reflect on the results and brainstorm ways to leverage them for better time management.

Remember, building a system around who you are is key to maximizing your productivity.

Let's review what you've learned in Section 3.

How to build a single trusted system for your tasks and projects so that nothing falls through the cracks and you don't need to rely on your memory.

Task management, the heart of time management, is, in essence, about keeping track of your to-dos and scheduling time to complete them.

The key is a "Single Trusted System," a single location for all your tasks, ideas, and questions.  In this lecture, you'll learn all about how to implement a Single Trusted System of your own.

A single trusted system keeps tasks organized and reduces stress. The first step is a "brain dump": writing down all your to-dos, questions, and projects to clear your head.

This is a tried and true technique for stress relief, focus and productivity.

Ready for your first brain dump?

Grab your preferred note-taking method (or the PDF attached to this lecture) and let's get started!

List everything that comes to mind (including next actions), personally and professionally.

Good luck!

Your single system holds all tasks and projects for prioritization, updates, and daily to-do determination. This lecture outlines the key elements for a functioning system.

Now that you've brainstormed and identified your system components, it's time to build a comprehensive task system.

Use the provided worksheet to find tasks from all your sources besides your brain.

Input everything into your chosen system, aiming for a complete record to avoid missing anything.

There's no such thing as a system that doesn't require maintenance, but in this lecture, I'll show you how to maintain your system with minimal overhead and maximal results.

Don't forget to download the attached PDFs to help you along the way.

Let's review what you've learned in Section 4.

Prioritize your tasks and projects in such a way that you know that you are working on the right thing, at the right time.

Congratulations! You've built a system to capture all your tasks, freeing your mind from the burden of remembering everything. Now, it's time to tackle prioritization. In this lecture, you'll learn how having everything in one place empowers effective prioritization, allowing you to see the "forest" and not just the "trees."

We'll also explore strategies for dealing with an overloaded schedule.

This lecture will shed light on the power of seeing ALL your tasks, including the ones you're neglecting. (It's ok, no one can do everything!)

Instead, I'm going to teach you how to prioritize in such a way that you know, every day, that the things you did were more important than the things you didn't do.  You're going to learn to feel good about the tradeoffs.

Feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list? This lecture will equip you with two powerful frameworks to help you make clearer prioritization decisions.

It's time to take action! In this lecture, you'll transform your to-do list from a chaotic jumble into a prioritized plan.

So, you've prioritized what you need to do today, but how should you prioritize those tasks within the day?  What order should you do them in?  And how should you handle unfinished tasks?  In this lecture, you'll find out.

Didn't conquer your entire to-do list? Don't sweat it! This lecture tackles the inevitable: managing uncompleted tasks.

Learn how to:

- Embrace the "living system": Recognize that your task list should adapt to your reality, not the other way around.

- Banish the "overdue" label: Reprioritize uncompleted tasks for the future, eliminating the anxiety and stress of unrealistic expectations.

Remember, the only time you can do something is in the future!


Does it sometimes feel like "What's the point of planning when urgent stuff comes up all the time, obliterating my plan?"

This lecture equips you with strategies to effectively handle urgent requests and perceived emergencies.

Let's review what you've learned in Section 5.

How to plan your days and weeks in advance, so that you can truly disconnect from work. How to do longer term goal planning. How to use the SMART goal framework.

Discover the power of planning in this lecture! Learn how planning:

- Saves you time

- Boosts efficiency

- Reduces stress

If you're constantly pushing off planning because you have "real work" to do, then this lecture might just change your mind.  Conquer your workload by shifting your perspective on planning; planning is how you shift from reactive to proactive.

Ditch the morning scramble and discover the power of end-of-day planning! This lecture empowers you with a game-changing, low-effort, high ROI approach to daily planning.  Bonus: planning today, for tomorrow, will allow you to disconnect and actually enjoy your evenings!

Make end-of-day planning even easier and more effective by incorporating end-of-week planning!

Learn this simple, step-by-step process, to effectively plan your week, achieve better work-life balance, and feel prepared for anything that comes your way!

Take action!  Get those planning sessions on the calendar and give it a try.

Remember that "end of day" doesn't have to be the last thing you do; anything in the latter part of the day should work.

Play around with the timing to see what works for you!

Conquer any objective with effective goal planning!  Learn a step-by-step process to break down any goal, big or small, into actionable steps.

You've got the skills; now let's apply them! Craft a winning roadmap for your goals!  If you've ever heard the quote "A goal without a plan is just a wish" then this lecture is for you.

Download the PDF, and start making your dreams a reality.

Let's review what you've learned in Section 6.

Effective strategies for increasing focus and minimizing the impact of distractions.

This lecture debunks the myth of multitasking and equips you with a practical alternative: Single tasking!

Distractions come from 3 main sources: technology, other people and your own brain. And studies show that distractions steal about 1/3 of the workday for most people.

Imagine what you could do if you had 1/3 of the workday back under your control?!

In this lecture, you'll learn tons of actionable strategies you can apply right now to reduce distractions and reclaim your time!

Let's put your knowledge into action! In this exercise, you'll:

- Identify your personal distractors: Reflect on your daily work experiences and pinpoint the specific distractions that hinder your focus most.

- Develop a customized plan: Based on your identified distractions, choose or create effective strategies from the provided options to combat them.

- Take action: Commit to implementing your personalized plan within the next week and experience the benefits of improved focus and productivity.

This lecture empowers you with a comprehensive calendar-based strategy to:

- Boost focus and productivity: Allocate dedicated time slots for specific tasks, minimizing distractions and maximizing efficiency.

- Enhance time management: Gain realistic insights into your workload and ensure you prioritize tasks effectively.

- Set healthy boundaries: Schedule time for necessary activities like email, planning, and personal breaks, promoting a healthy work-life balance.

And if you're a bit skeptial of this method, check out the attached resources

Don't let the name of this lecture scare you away!  Documentation is essential to unburdening your brain from the mental load.  In this lecture, you'll learn how simple documentation can save you hours each week, and free up your brains pace to focus on the task at hand.

Equip yourself with practical strategies to implement breaks and disconnection techniques, maximizing your productivity and well-being in all aspects of life! 

Plus, make sure to download the attached PDFS and learn how to prepare for and return from vacation, without having to dig yourself out of a mountain of work when you return.

Not all breaks are created equal!  You're unique, so in this exercise, you'll craft your personalized break menu! This interactive activity empowers you to:

- Identify rewarding breaks: Select activities that bring you joy and refreshment, fueling your focus and motivation.

- Boost productivity: Designate intentional breaks that align with your goals and values, preventing time-wasting distractions.

- Take control: Manage your breaks effectively, ensuring they serve as a springboard for renewed productivity instead of a hindrance.


The Pomodoro technique is a timer-based focus technique that can work wonders.  And I have some tweaks I'll share in this exercise that'll help you to tailor this technique to your unique needs and schedule.

Let's try it!  Download the attached PDF and:

- Identify Pomodoro-worthy tasks

- Schedule focused work sessions

- Boost productivity and focus

Let's review what you've learned in Section 7.

2 key "rules to live by" that can be easily implemented to improve productivity immediately and what do next!

Master peak productivity with two powerful "rules":

- The 2-Minute Rule: Conquer small tasks instantly, freeing up mental space and boosting efficiency.

- The One-Touch Rule: Handle incoming information once, minimizing distractions and streamlining your workflow.

Congratulations!  You did it!

This course equipped you with a powerful toolbox of:

- Effective time management strategies to maximize your efficiency and achieve your goals.

- Personalized productivity systems tailored to your unique needs and preferences.

- Actionable techniques to combat common pitfalls and stay focused on what matters most.

Remember, you now have the power to regain control over your time and achieve your goals!

In this lecture, you'll celebrate your progress!  Also, make sure to check out the resources attached to this lecture for additional free resources, as well as options to deepen your learning through coaching, or to bring me to your team for a live workshop.

In order to receive CPE credit for this course, you must a) complete all course content, and b) pass this qualified assessment with 70% or greater.

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Provides actionable strategies for managing tasks, prioritizing effectively, and planning days and weeks in advance, which are essential for maintaining a healthy work-life balance
Emphasizes building personalized productivity systems tailored to individual tendencies and preferences, which allows learners to work with their natural strengths rather than against them
Offers techniques for minimizing distractions, single-tasking, and utilizing breaks effectively, which can significantly improve concentration and overall productivity throughout the day
Complemented by exercises such as identifying personal productivity roadblocks and creating personalized break menus, ensuring learners apply the content in a practical and pragmatic way
Covers common roadblocks to productivity, personalized productivity strategies, task management techniques, prioritization frameworks, and planning methods, offering a holistic approach to time management
Offers CPE credits upon completion of all course content and passing a qualified assessment with a score of 70% or greater, which may be valuable for professionals in certain fields

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Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Time Management Mastery: Do More, Stress Less with these activities:
Review Productivity Roadblocks
Refresh your understanding of common productivity roadblocks to better identify and address them during the course.
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  • Read articles or watch videos about common productivity roadblocks.
  • Reflect on your own experiences and identify which roadblocks affect you most.
Review 'Getting Things Done'
Familiarize yourself with a popular productivity methodology to enhance your understanding of task management.
View Getting Things Done on Amazon
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  • Read the book 'Getting Things Done' by David Allen.
  • Identify the key principles and techniques of the GTD methodology.
  • Consider how you can apply these principles to your own workflow.
Personal Productivity Audit
Conduct a thorough audit of your current productivity habits to identify areas for improvement and tailor the course content to your specific needs.
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  • Track your time for a week to see how you're spending it.
  • Analyze your task management system (or lack thereof).
  • Identify your biggest time wasters and distractions.
  • Set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals for improving your productivity.
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Design a Personalized Time Management System
Synthesize the course concepts and create a customized time management system that aligns with your personal preferences and work style.
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  • Choose a task management tool or method that suits you.
  • Develop a system for capturing, organizing, and prioritizing tasks.
  • Create a daily and weekly planning routine.
  • Establish strategies for minimizing distractions and staying focused.
Prioritization Matrix Practice
Practice using prioritization matrices to improve your decision-making skills and ensure you're focusing on the most important tasks.
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  • Gather a list of tasks from your current to-do list.
  • Apply the Eisenhower Matrix (urgent/important) to categorize each task.
  • Practice making decisions about which tasks to do, delegate, schedule, or eliminate.
Review 'The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People'
Explore principles of effectiveness to enhance your overall approach to time management and productivity.
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  • Read 'The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People' by Stephen Covey.
  • Reflect on how the 7 habits can be applied to your time management strategies.
  • Identify areas where you can improve your effectiveness.
Time Blocking Template
Create a time blocking template to visualize your schedule and allocate time for specific tasks and activities.
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  • Choose a calendar tool or create a paper-based template.
  • Block out time for recurring activities, appointments, and meetings.
  • Allocate time blocks for focused work, breaks, and personal activities.
  • Experiment with different time block durations to find what works best for you.
Share Time Management Tips
Reinforce your learning by sharing time management tips and strategies with others.
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  • Identify someone who could benefit from improved time management skills.
  • Share your favorite time management tips and techniques with them.
  • Offer to help them implement these strategies in their own lives.

Career center

Learners who complete Time Management Mastery: Do More, Stress Less will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Operations Manager
An operations manager oversees the daily activities of an organization, ensuring efficiency and productivity. This course directly ties to the responsibilities of an operations manager by teaching how to master the techniques and strategies to get things done, without stress. The ability to create a task list system, taught in the course, ensures that an operations manager can keep track of the many moving pieces in their arena. This course will also help an operations manager implement simple techniques for increasing focus and minimizing distractions. An operations manager who wishes to improve their planning and time management skills should take this course, especially if they feel overwhelmed by their own responsibilities.
Executive Assistant
An executive assistant provides high level support to executives, managing their schedules, communications, and projects. This course helps an executive assistant by teaching task management systems, prioritization frameworks, and the power of planning. In particular, the course's focus on creating and maintaining a task-list system helps ensure that an executive assistant can stay on top of the many demands of their role and avoid dropped balls. This course is also helpful because it teaches techniques for increasing focus and minimizing distractions. An executive assistant who wants to better handle the many responsibilities of their position will find this course particularly useful due to its focus on personalized productivity.
Program Manager
A program manager oversees multiple related projects, ensuring they align with an organization's overall goals. This course is essential for a program manager because a program manager must effectively handle a large workload, plan efficiently, and maintain focus. The course provides a system for prioritization based on time management and goal setting. The program manager will benefit from the course's teachings of task management, building a personalized productivity system, and minimizing distractions. Given that a program manager needs to achieve so much, this course is especially valuable because it focuses on doing more while stressing less.
Project Manager
A project manager is responsible for planning, executing, and closing projects while ensuring they are completed on time and within budget. This course helps a project manager by providing the tools to effectively prioritize tasks using frameworks covered in this course. The ability, taught in the course, to create a personalized productivity system can help a project manager stay on track while managing multiple projects at once. Learning to minimize distractions and increase focus will also ensure that a project manager can maintain their schedule. This course is particularly helpful because it teaches how to plan daily, weekly and long-term work, which is a core responsibility of a project manager.
Freelancer
A freelancer will find this course extremely useful due to the fact that they must manage their own time and projects. A freelancer will benefit from this course's lessons on building a personalized productivity system, allowing them to get more done in less time. The course also specifically helps freelancers by outlining how to prioritize tasks, minimize distractions, and maintain focus. Moreover, the course teaches techniques that will help freelancers to plan their work more effectively. A freelancer who feels overwhelmed by their responsibilities should take this course to regain control of their time.
Human Resources Manager
A human resources manager is responsible for overseeing employee relations, talent acquisition, and employee development. A human resources manager will benefit from this course because it provides strategies for effective prioritization and decision-making. The course teaches how to build a personalized productivity system, which will allow a human resources manager to more efficiently juggle their many responsibilities. Moreover, mastering techniques for focus and minimizing distractions will help an HR manager in handling sensitive and complex situations. Given the many hats that an HR manager wears, this course is especially useful given its emphasis on handling a large workload without stress, allowing a more balanced approach to time usage.
Small Business Owner
A small business owner will find this course extremely helpful, as they are often required to perform many different tasks in many different roles. This course particularly helps a small business owner by outlining concrete techniques to master their time, energy, and productivity. In this course, they can learn how to build a system that allows them to manage all their tasks, in both their business and personal life. They will also learn how to prioritize work, increase focus, and minimize distractions. A small business owner who feels overwhelmed by their workload should take this course to learn how to achieve more while stressing less.
Team Lead
A team lead is responsible for guiding a team toward a common goal, providing support and direction. A team lead will find this course helpful because it teaches how to prioritize tasks, maximize focus, and minimize distractions, allowing a team lead to be more effective in their role. The course teaches a system for building personalized productivity, which allows a team lead to better align their time to their goals. Given that team leads are often balancing their own work and the work of their team, the techniques taught in this course for task management can dramatically improve their effectiveness. A team leader will benefit significantly from this course, especially if they feel that they have too much to manage.
Office Manager
An office manager is responsible for the administrative and organizational tasks that keep an office running smoothly. This course helps an office manager handle the many moving parts in their role. The course teaches highly relevant task management systems, how to implement prioritization frameworks for better decision making, and how to maintain focus while minimizing distractions. Moreover, an office manager will benefit from the course's teachings on how to plan daily, weekly and long-term work. An office manager who struggles to handle everything in their role will greatly benefit from this course because of its focus on time management.
Administrative Assistant
An administrative assistant provides crucial support to ensure an office operates smoothly. This course helps an administrative assistant by providing tools to better manage tasks and deadlines. The course's emphasis on a personalized productivity system will allow an administrative assistant to better manage their workload. Additionally, the course helps an administrative assistant by improving their focus and minimizing distractions. An administrative assistant who finds themself often overwhelmed will find great value in this course because it will enable them to do more while stressing less.
Event Planner
An event planner is in charge of organizing and managing events from beginning to end. This course helps an event planner who must juggle many different responsibilities. Through this course, an event planner will learn how to create a task management system to ensure that nothing is forgotten or overlooked. The course also helps an event planner by teaching how to make decisions that lead to greater efficiency. An event planner will also benefit from learning prioritization frameworks to ensure that they are working on the right things, at the right times. An event planner who wants to feel more in control of their time will find this course extremely valuable.
Consultant
A consultant provides expert advice to organizations on various aspects of their business. This course helps a consultant by equipping them with strategies to manage their time and workload effectively. The course teaches how to build a personalized productivity system, which will help a consultant manage multiple clients and projects simultaneously. Specifically, the course helps a consultant with techniques to focus on their tasks, so that they can deliver high-quality results to their clients. A consultant, who is often juggling many projects, will find this course particularly useful given the focus on handling a lot of work without stress.
Business Analyst
A business analyst helps organizations improve their processes and systems. This course helps a business analyst by providing tools to enhance their time management. The course's focus on task management and prioritization will allow a business analyst to better manage their workload. Likewise, the focus on increasing focus and minimizing distractions will be particularly useful when a business analyst needs to conduct detailed analysis. Also, learning how to more effectively plan daily, weekly and long-term work will help a business analyst to ensure their projects stay on track. A business analyst who feels overloaded by their responsibilities should take this course because of its focus on reducing stress while achieving more.
Teacher
A teacher will find this course very helpful, given the many demands placed on their time and energy. This course will provide the teacher with the tools to manage their lesson planning, grading, and student interaction more effectively. By learning the techniques, strategies, and tips outlined in the course, a teacher can better manage the different demands of their job. Further, the course teaches techniques to manage distractions, which will also allow a teacher to be more effective in their teaching and planning. A teacher who seeks to reduce stress while managing their classroom will find the personalized productivity system and its emphasis on focus contained in this course extremely useful.
Recruiter
A recruiter is responsible for finding, attracting, and hiring new talent for an organization. This course will be useful for a recruiter who needs to manage many candidates at once and prioritize their work effectively. Specifically, the course teaches a system to create and maintain a task list, ensuring that nothing is overlooked. Also, the course helps a recruiter learn prioritization frameworks for more efficient and effective decision making. The course also has material on planning and focus which is vital for a recruiter to stay on task and meet their hiring goals. A recruiter who wishes to be more organized and on top of the many moving parts in their job should take this course.

Reading list

We've selected two books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Time Management Mastery: Do More, Stress Less.
Introduces the GTD methodology, a popular system for task management and productivity. It provides a framework for capturing, organizing, planning, and doing. Reading this book will give you a solid foundation in a widely-used productivity system. It can be used as a reference text throughout the course.
Focuses on principles of personal and interpersonal effectiveness. While not strictly about time management, it provides a framework for aligning your actions with your values and goals. It emphasizes proactive behavior, beginning with the end in mind, and putting first things first. This book is more valuable as additional reading than it is as a current reference.

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