Course Overview

• How does one manage their time better?

• How does one boost their productivity?

• How does one ensure that their output level exceeds the level of input they are putting in?

• How does one overcome the distractions in their life?

• How does one get over the hurdle of excessive and continual procrastination?

You will have answers to these questions and many more. 

We need, want, and admire time management most in successful people. And time management is what we will be learning in this course. 

Are you ready? Let’s get started.

Time Management

Time management is a vital skill because every person here on this earth is only given the same amount of time. 

Each one of us has 24 hours in a day. Not only that, everyone across the world generally has between 8-10 working hours, even if they are working in different industries or careers. They have the same length of time in a workday. But some people are far more productive and get more accomplished within the limited space of time that they have. They're able to do far more than the other people within their field and their peer group.

Do these people just have more time than everybody else? 

No. What they do have is the ability and the skillset to manage their time better to make their work more productive.

We look up to these people, admire them, and say that we aspire to be like them. So, what are the skills they are using that make them more productive within the time that they have?  

The four skills that will help you in time management are:

1. Productivity 

2. Priorities

3. Distractions

4. Procrastination 

In this section, you will learn about these skills and how you can develop these to manage your time. 

Conclusion

In this course, you have learned:

• “Busyness” does not equal productivity. It’s not about the number of hours that you work; it’s about how much work goes into those hours. In order to ensure that you’re getting the right amount of work done, you’re going to have to have proper time management systems in place.
• How to use the priority matrix to determine which things are the most important and that need to be done right away.
• Different times of day where people are more likely to do their best work and how to give yourself proper time blocks to ensure that you are getting the most out of your workday.
• Techniques for minimizing the distractions within your workplace as well as how to get better at minimizing the distractions that come from others.
• Techniques for understanding “self-worth theory” to make yourself want to do the things that would naturally be the most difficult for you.

If you can take the time to apply each of these techniques and strategies into your life and your workflow, you will be far better at managing your time and, as a result, you will be more productive, and you will feel far happier as a result.