 Embark
on a learning experience that promises to be very different from
most of the approaches to managing time that you may have experienced!
In fact, the name of this
process, Time Strategies, was
selected because of a very fundamental difference between this process
and most Time Management approaches … and there are probably as
many books and articles written about time management as almost any
other subject in the personal and professional development field.
We
feel that time management is not a time management issue!
It is a value and attitude issue as well as a goal clarification issue!
Get
better organized and ready to take control of your clock like NEVER
BEFORE in a course that has been described by clients as
"life
changing"!
Classes are only $550/person for the
ENTIRE 5 week course, INCLUDING CD's, text
book, workbook and
FIVE 2-hour coaching sessions!!
That's less than $16/day for TRUE behavior change,
not just another training class!
Time Strategies Individual Coaching options to work around YOUR schedule are also
available at only $650!
With the coaching option, we
will work one on one with you, adding the flexibility of adjusting the
schedule if "life gets in the way",
as well as the added benefit of
personal interaction and guidance for the entire process!
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Time Strategies Skills/Areas Covered
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Evaluating Current Behavior & Habits
- Our
Perception of Time
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Attitudes
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Developing Time-Conscious Attitudes
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Importance of Meaning
- Purpose
- Values
- Vision
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Investing Your Time
- Getting
Organized – The Three “D’s”
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- Do the
Right Thing Right
- When is
Your Most Effective Time?
- Planning
& Priorities
- An
“Ongoing To Do” List
- When to
Plan
- Planning
for Interruptions
- Without
Goals There is No Need for Time Management
- Staying
S.M.A.R.T.
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Completing a Goal Planning Sheet
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Possibility vs. Necessity Thinking in Goal Setting
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Overcoming Procrastination
- Balance
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Telephone - Friend or Foe?
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Additional Time Wasters
- Making
the Most of Meetings
- Time
Management at Home
- Stress
Management
- Learning
to Say No
- A Matter
of Choice
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