Time Management Course Workbook

TIME MANAGEMENT COURSE   

(92 A4 pages)

 Would you like to save an extra 8 hours a week? 

This course will enable you to do so.

Justin: Legal Professional. “Five months after completing this course I got a salary increase and promotion because of my improved ability to perform at work using techniques taught in this course.  The company refunded me the money I had paid for the course”

Benefits of excellent time management:

·         Greater productivity and efficiency

·         A better professional reputation

·         Less stress

·         The likelihood of more promotions

·         More time and opportunities to achieve important life and career goals

·         Accomplishment of what really matters

·         More focus at work

·         A strong sense of accomplishment every day

·         A feeling of control over your schedule, your day, and your work

·         Even if you apply only a few of the learnings in this course, you can save up to 8 hours a week.  Time you can spend being more productive or having fun and relaxing.

If you have ADD / ADHD, this course can help you immensely.

On the other hand, failing to manage your time effectively can have some very undesirable consequences.

·         Missed deadlines

·         Inefficient workflow

·         Unhappy customers

·         Unhappy suppliers

·         Unhappy team members

·         Poor quality work

·         Bottlenecks in the system

·         A poor reputation in the workplace

·         A derailed career

·         Being overlooked for promotions

·         Higher stress levels

·         More ill health

·         Less time for hobbies and fun

The purpose of the course is to get you to build new and great habits for managing your time.

Topics covered include: multitasking, dealing with interruptions and distractions, managing email, managing social media and the internet, managing phone calls, procrastination, managing boundaries, delegating, self-motivation and attitude, leveraging resources, recording and capturing work to be done; goal setting, organising and prioritising, planning (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly), scheduling, doing, building routines.

Some examples of tools included:

o   Interruptions log

o   Tools for managing emails

o   Tools for improving your work environment

o   Tools for managing personal boundaries

o   Tools to help you delegate and leverage resources

o   Tools to end procrastination

o   Tasks lists

o   Prioritising tools

o   Yearly / monthly / weekly / daily schedules