Time management is a core business management skill which has been around for years. Despite this we are no better at time management today than our predecessors were twenty or thirty years ago. Over the years many myths have grown around time management. One of them is that we can in fact ‘manage time’.   We can’t.  We can, however, manage ourselves and our own behaviour.

During this session you will explore why you can’t plan effectively without applying the time management balance sheet principle. We will differentiate between being busy and focusing on important activities and tasks.  Underpinning this workshop is the need for people move away from the outdated “to do lists” and start prioritising and scheduling your day, week and month using proven business principles.

This module is aimed at junior associates

Some key topics that are explored during this session include:

• Prioritise the important things in your work and not just the urgent things. Improve your thinking process and decision making to become more results focused
• Conduct a personal time audit to understand how you really spend your time, as opposed to how you think you use your time; understand the real issues instead of the perceived problems. Establish how much time is wasted through interruptions
• Transform how you use a “to do” list which will ensure a more results focused approach. Start using the Time Management Balance Sheet principle which keeps you ahead of deadlines through better planning and scheduling of important tasks
• A plan to get started from day one, your 100-day action plan for improvement.

1 hour online video / 2 hour workshop