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Agenda

• Introductions – What do you want to learn?

• Itinerary

• Ground Rules

–Phones on Silent

–Ask Questions

–Participate & Respect others

–Respect our schedule

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What do you struggle with?

• Procrastinator

• Do-it-all

• Always late

• Perfectionist

• Easily distracted

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Time ManagementUnit One: Time & Organization

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TUIT

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Benefits of Time Management

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Time Destroyers

• According to Cigna Behavioral Health– Lack of priorities– Lack of planning– Disorganization– Procrastination– Visitors– Phone calls– eMail

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Interruptions

• Stay focused– Set homepage to ____________________

• Limit interruptions– When meeting people ________________

and _______________________________

• Direct people• Request an agenda

Google

standset time limits

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Time Audit

“I wasted time, and now time doth waste me.”

- William Shakespeare

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Managing your Time

• Procrastination

• Perfectionism

• Decision Making

• Inability to say No

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Exercise: Another Day at the Office

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Time ManagementUnit Two: Managing Your Time

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Time Management Funnel

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Exercise: Empty your mental RAM

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Organizing your Desk

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Organizing your Desk

• Organizing what is ON and IN your Desk

• Locate files– Alphabetical

– Label Maker

• File Types– Working

– Reference

– Archive

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Computer Organization

• Create Folders and Subfolders

• Match the filing system at your desk

• Label folders with clear descriptions

• Group similar items together

• Backup and archive regularly

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Recycle Bin

According to the Self Storage Association and Obsessive Compulsive Foundation, an average of one million Americans have compulsive disorder syndrome - difficulty in throwing away anything for fear that they may need it later.

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Exercise: Organizing your desk, computer and email

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The purpose of Email

E-mail is just a medium and not a central place for everything.  

E-mail has more to do about processing things to action and less about checking or responding.

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Managing Email

• Separate email accounts• Create Folders

– @ction– _CC– _MyMgr– Newsletters

• Goal = 1 touch per email• Check email 3-4 times per day

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Using Outlook Rules

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Time Management Using Outlook

• Reduce the number of places you read e-mail  • Let some e-mail pass by• Reduce the number of places where you

manually file messages   • Process your e-mail using the 4 Ds   • Reduce your to-do list to one list   • Work in batches   • Use good judgment when sending e-mail  

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Exercise: Managing Email

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Living in your Outlook Calendar

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People To Call

• Who

• What

• Where

• When

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Good To-Do List?

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Better To-Do Lists

Activity Due Date Importance

1 Email statement of capabilities to client XYZ

April 21st 9

2 Create agenda for marketing meeting

April 24th 6

3 Make hotel reservations for sales trip next month

May 14th 7

4 Prepare Proposal Document for client presentation

June 18th 10

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Eisenhower Matrix

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Exercise: Prioritizing Tasks

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Do it now!

• Most Important Task• Manage the Worst• 2-minute Drill• Multi-Tasking• Do it right• Day Before Vacation• S.T.I.N.G.• Tasking

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Exercise: Implementing Time Techniques

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Using your Calendar

• Schedule Gaps

• Realistic Timings

• Route Meetings

• Color Coding

• Set an Alarm

• Night Before

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Creating Checklists

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Goal Setting Process

• Identify

• Plan

• Implement

• Evaluate 

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S.M.A.R.T. Goals

• Specific– What exactly do want to accomplish?

• Measurable– Is it measurable and can we measure it?

• Attainable– Can I achieve this goal?

• Relevant – Will this objective lead to the desired results?

• Timely – When will this objective be accomplished?

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Heavy Workloads

• Two Questions to ask yourself

– “How did I obtain ownership of this project?”

– “If others are assigned to this project too, is the workload divided appropriately?”

• Multiple Priorities

• Why can’t we say “no”?

• How can we say “No”?

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Degrees of Delegation

• Investigate and report back

• Investigate and recommend action

• Investigate and advise on action planned

• Investigate and take action; then advise you

• Investigate and take action

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Exercise: Degrees of Delegation

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Time ManagementUnit Three: Stress Management

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Signs of Stress

• Effects of Stress– Physical

– Mental

– Emotional

• Managing Stress

• Benefits of Motivation

• Positive Mental Attitude

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Exercise: The Urgency Index

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Managing Stress

• Positive thinking • Support network • Proper rest• Music• Work / Life balance • Organization• Humor• Exercise• Relaxation

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Motivation

• Benefits of Motivation– Higher Productivity

– Less Stress

– More Creativity

• Un-motivating Factors

• Perception and Reality

• Expect the best

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The Good, Bad, and New

Behavior

GOOD

Continue

BAD

Stop

NEW

Start

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Satori

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Time ManagementImplement to Improve

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iSpeak Learning Methodology

“Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do.” - Johann Goethe

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