Time Management Workshop Share this product: Tweet Have you ever wished for a thirty-hour day? Surely this extra time would relieve the tremendous pressure under which we live. Our lives, leave a trail of unfinished tasks. Unanswered emails, unvisited friends, unread books and undone research of trends in fitness haunt quiet moments when we stop to evaluate. The Objectives Of This Book Are To Help The User: 1) Determine how to presently use time 2) Become aware of the proportion of time which can be controlled 3) Learn how to make the most effective use of the time under his or her control 4) Handle uncontrollable time in a more efficient way 5) Use time the way he or she chooses (work, play or rest) The potential is there for you take control of your time and make every minute count by using practical time management principles. Increase your efficiency by learning to prioritize tasks and discover more time for you! Included: Hard copy Time Management Third Edition manual included. Online Option: This is a 8 hour self-paced workshop. Students have 1 month from registration to complete this workshop. Credits: This workshop is worth 8 BCRPA and OFC fitness renewal credits. Table Of Contents: Tyranny of the Urgent Part 1: Time Management Principles The Basics of Time Management What Controls Your Time? Three Tests of Time Benefits of Better Time Utilization Prime Time Setting Priorities Criteria for Setting Priorities How to Control Your Use of Time Part 2: Time Management Techniques Planning Long-Term Planning Aids Short-Term Planning Aids Characteristics of Good Planners Common Time-Wasters Self-Generated Time-Wasters Needs Profile Analysis Environmental Time-Wasters When Things Go Wrong Five Tips for Effective Time Management Part 3: Time Management Innovations Telephone Enhancements Computer Enhancements Other Technological Enhancements Meeting Alternatives Saving Time on the Internet Part 4: Time-Saving Tips for Travelers Plan Your Travel Wisely Saving Time at Your Hotel Put Your Travel Plans in Writing Part 5: Action Planning Applying What You've Learned Keeping a Daily Time Log Planning for Improved Time Utilization Conclusion Additional Reading
