This presentation discusses time management. It defines time as the most valuable resource and outlines various ways it can be classified, such as biological, social, and business time. It also discusses why time management is important, common obstacles to effective time management like procrastination, and negative effects of poor time management. The presentation provides tips for better time management such as prioritizing tasks, reducing time wasters, and learning to say no. Overall it aims to convey the importance of effectively planning and using one's time.
This training session is designed to help you make better use of your valuable time. The session will focus on practical techniques and information that you can start using right away, today, to gain more control over your busy schedule.
We will cover everything from planning, to prioritizing, to delegating, to controlling the people who control your time. We’ll talk about how to deal more efficiently with meetings, phones, paperwork, interruptions, and emergencies without letting them sidetrack you and sabotage your schedule.
This training session is designed to help you make better use of your valuable time. The session will focus on practical techniques and information that you can start using right away, today, to gain more control over your busy schedule.
We will cover everything from planning, to prioritizing, to delegating, to controlling the people who control your time. We’ll talk about how to deal more efficiently with meetings, phones, paperwork, interruptions, and emergencies without letting them sidetrack you and sabotage your schedule.
Explore:
The difference between “important” and “urgent”, and how to deal with each
The “time stealers” – what they are and how to avoid them
What is “quality time” and how you can create it
Dealing with the e-mail mountain – the 4 Ds
Value of Time
Need of Time Management
How to use Time Effectively
Time Management Techniques
Ideal Task Plan
Self Assessment
Consequences of Good & Poor TM
Common Time Management Mistakes
Wasting Time In Day Today Life
Explore:
The difference between “important” and “urgent”, and how to deal with each
The “time stealers” – what they are and how to avoid them
What is “quality time” and how you can create it
Dealing with the e-mail mountain – the 4 Ds
Value of Time
Need of Time Management
How to use Time Effectively
Time Management Techniques
Ideal Task Plan
Self Assessment
Consequences of Good & Poor TM
Common Time Management Mistakes
Wasting Time In Day Today Life
Time Management is the art of self management. How you effectively optimize your response to every minute determines how much you get done.
In the book, 'The Power of Focus', written by, Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, and Les Hewitt, they propose the approach of 4D's for effective time management.
Next time, when you find yourself caught up with too many tasks and too little time, use the 4 D method.
Did you know about the 4 D’s of Time Management before?
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This presentation is about controlling the use of your most valuable and undervalued resource: YOUR TIME. If you find you are always rushing to meet deadlines, double booking meetings, constantly dealing with crises, see days slip away unproductively, take time to view some valuable time tips to help get your day, your life, in order.
Time Management: for establishing and controlling your prioritiesMitchell Manning Sr.
Time Management: skills, tools, and techniques for taking control of information overload, telephone calls, interruptions, clutter, technology, and work.
Ever feel like there are not enough hours in the day to accomplish that endless ‘To Do’ list? Beginning to lose the spark and passion that you thought you had? If you’re doing more and enjoying it less, it’s time to make real choices about how you spend your time.
What you will take away from this workshop:
• Discover your own relationship with time – formal or casual?
• Recognize and address those time wasters in your life.
• Identify a strategy for recharging productivity and energy that is designed just for you.
• Discover at least three methods for establishing priorities and creating realistic boundaries for your time.
• Prepare to identify a powerful method for breaking any indecision and procrastination tendencies that have plagued you.
7. Social Time
Meeting Friends &
get to gather
Social Calls &
Social Occasions
Parties & Club
8. Business Time
Meetings, Seminars &
Work Shop
Interviews, overtime
Conferences
9. Time Management ?
Time management in today's
scenario is getting desired
results, achieving personal and
professional goals with better
planning, clear vision, proper
management and implementing
the planned things in day to day
life.
10. Why Time Management ?
To Achieve Goals.
To Remain Stress Free.
To Balance Time & Enjoy
To Utilize Time in More
Efficient Way.
11. Why Time Management ?
To Make Optimum Use of All
Given Resources.
To Be More Productive
To Save Time for Family,
Society & Hobbies.
20. How to Tackle Time Wasters
Reduce Telephone Talks
Avoid Personal interruptions
No Socializing at Work Place
Streamline Meetings
Controlled TV Viewing
21. How to Tackle Time Wasters
Controlled Web Surfing
Organize the Office
Reduced Paper Work
Table Cluster
Long Tea/ Lunch Breaks
22. Time Log
Look Back on Yesterday
Prepare To do Lists
Day to day
Weekly List
Monthly List
23. Prioritization
Important & Urgent – Do Now
Important But Not Urgent –
Spend More Time
Not Important But Urgent – Do
Quickly
Not Important – Not Urgent –
Reject or Delete.
24. Prioritization
Address the Urgent
Accomplish What You Can Early
Attach Deadlines
Not Important – Not Urgent –
Resist & Cease.
25. Time
Manageme
URGENT NOT URGENT
nt
Matrix
DO NOW SPEND MORE TIME
IMPORTANT Projects with Planning, Main
deadlines, Personal Projects,
and professional Relationship
crises, Emergency building, Family
NOT DO QUICKLY REJECT OR DELETE
IMPORTANT
Routine Activities, Time Wasters,
Calls, Emails, Reports Calls, emails,
etc. facebook, internet
etc.