Time Management & Productivity Best Practices: Get More Done

Nisdon January 18, 2019
Time Management PRACTICAL TIPS you can use immediately to be more productive, manage your time, and reach your big goals
Instructed by: Steve Ballinger | Subject: Personal Development, Productivity

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'I enjoyed the variety of the content. Steve gave me many ideas of little steps that could make a big difference." Lorraine M "I absolutely enjoy the concise information along with very relatable examples to illustrative the course content." Chennay M Time Management and Productivity is a key skill for anyone who wants to be successful in life and turn their DREAMS into REALITY. Unfortunately, most people really struggle in these areas. Thus, they are likely to feel stressed and overwhelmed and a feeling that they are not working towards their most important personal goals. “A goal is a dream with a deadline.”-Napoleon Hill People who have well developed best practices in terms of time management and productivity enjoy a tremendous advantage and reap the rewards of success both in their work life and in their personal life.

Outcome

  1. Dramatically increase their productivity and manage their time much better.
  2. Use tips and best practices that are practical in nature and can be implemented immediately.
  3. Actually reduce their incoming email by 90% or more!
  4. Stop getting bogged down on the telephone and still reduce their voice mails by 90%.
  5. Determine their preferred communication method and funnel everything to that.
  6. Learn the #1 way to reduce or eliminate procrastination.
  7. Focus on their most important task that will move them toward their own goals.
  8. Learn the importance of knowing what time of day you are at your most productive.
  9. How to apply the Urgency Vs. Importance Matrix through concrete examples.
  10. Understand the dynamic force that is the 80/20 rule and how to make it work for you.
  11. Achieve excellence without being slowed down by being a perfectionist.
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