2. “Time is what we want
most but we use worst.”
William Penn
3.
4. Introducing…ME
Begin with an exercise
CLOCK vs. REAL Time
Being Productive
“To Do” Lists Work
ACTION Programs
Weekly Time Calculator
AGENDA
5. Urgent Versus Important
Productivity
Delegation
Goal-Setting
Closing Remarks
Q&A
Resources
AGENDA
6. BA in Comms (MBA Mktg)
20 Years In Corp. America
Started Career as Recruiter
Marketing/Sales Background
Launched The Chazin Group ‘09
Contact me:
Cell: (917) 239-5571
Email: Ethan@TheChazinGroup.com
ABOUT ME
7. “The key is in not spending
time, but in investing it.”
Stephen R. Covey
15. “People hurry so they can get
to places faster, where they’d
rather not be, so they can
have more time to do things
they’d rather not be doing.”
Peter Turla
30. Positive Self Talk /
Affirmation
Visualization
Imagine Yourself in an
Important Event
Act the Role of Someone
in Total Control
4 Strategies for Success
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33. Set Objectives
Prioritize Tasks
Know Your Deadlines
Just Say “NO!”
Being Productive
35. Set “block out times” to limit access.
Use ‘out of office’ messages when
you’re IN the office.
Use compelling subject lines.
Use people’s names in subject lines.
Balance Value & Frequency – think…
WIIFM.
Bullet points RULE!
Email Best Practices
36. Outlook “Actions” Folders:
• To-Do’s
• Pending
Priority Settings for Each Email.
Categorize Emails.
‘Always Move Messages’ feature.
‘Create Rule’ feature to organize incoming
emails automatically.
Key Email Features
37. “Managing your time without
setting priorities is like shooting
randomly and calling whatever you
hit the target.” Peter Turla