Time Management Tips Galore
As you can see on the menu, this site is stuffed with time management tips galore.
So which time management tip are you after exactly?
Do you even know?
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productivity
One of my all time favorite training programs was an old 1970s audio program called Managing Management Time by Bill Oncken.
His poignancy and humor about the political and productivity challenges inherent in management have left a lasting impression.
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Courtney: I want the life of freedom u have lol… I will soon
Gav: well lets keep in touch and see when and where we can share projects
Courtney: how can I get some of your products? I have been having a hard time to stay organized and focused
Gav: how so? Overwhelmed? procrastinating? bored? directionless? lol what exactly?
Courtney: the first 2
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Productivity and efficiency can be very effectively managed using 3 levels to help you be more productive in the workplace and beyond.
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If you're in the US, then lucky you.
You can now get access to one of Google's latest gizmos.
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What does it mean to 'manage time'?
We can't take a clock and slice it up into well managed bite sized pieces, like we could a cake.
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6 months ago in my private journal I wrote…
I have come to think only 3 active projects at a time is sensible. But how to divide them amongst so many areas of life?
My good friend Joshua Seymour quoted this passage from a book we have both read:
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In a Linked-in thread on TOC in Services, Richard said:
"…how would one apply ToC to an organization where it is project and service-based, but almost all of the services on any given "project" are handled by a single resource (a consultant)?
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We live in digital time. Our rhythms are rushed, rapid fire and relentless, our days carved up into bits and bytes. We celebrate breadth rather than depth, quick reaction more than considered reflection. We skim across the surface, aligning for brief moments at dozens of destinations but rarely remaining for long at any one. We race through our lives without pausing to consider who we really want to be or where we really want to go. We’re wired up but we’re melting down.
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Who else wants complete time management control? Well congrats. You've got it.  No really, I mean right now, you are already managing your time. You have complete control over your time. Besides the occasional experiences of time distortion, your experience of time remains quite solid and constant. 1 second, 2 seconds, 3 seconds, 4. See? Then [...]
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