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Overview
Recently “time” has become one of the most widely discussed nouns in
Corporate America.
Unfortunately, it is usually used in conjunction with sentences
concerning “not having enough of” or “if I only had more of”.
This seminar offers the participant a look at time on many
different levels. Topics
include and range from: Specific Time Management techniques that aid in
partnership, prioritizing, and organizing our workload to reducing
levels of overwhelm and stress, to in-depth discussions on creating more
time through an adjusted and honed focus, to the interpersonal workings
of high maintenance relationships that consume large amounts of time.
After completion of this workshop, participants will
be able to:
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Identify the real dynamics of time, and can we really treat it as
something to be managed?
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The ability to identify those daily time wasters and energy drainers
that rob us of time and undermine continuity
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The insight to deal effectively with procrastination
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Discover the effect that energy and focus have on time generation
Format
This
course is highly interactive and how-to oriented. Discussion of concepts
and principles is followed by team exercises using real issues chosen by
you. The emphasis is on the practical application and adaptation of
tools and processes.
Delivery Options  
Duration
1
Day/Online 6 hours
Who
Should Attend
Anyone seeking a higher level of focus and time management would benefit
from taking this course.
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