One of the first things to do when evaluating where your time goes is to evaluate the items that are vital to your progress and the ones that are urgent but not so vital. Individuals who are good at time management know how to manage the most important tasks to get them done, refuse to mourn over what did not get done, and have the ability to let go of the syndrome of “I have to get everything done that is on my task list.”In this webinar we’ll help you distinguish the importance of tasks and help you know what to do when the urgencies of other people need be added to the top of the list. We’ll also cover how to say “No” when needed. In this webinar you’ll get disinfected from a virus that infects highly productive people: multitasking. We’ll cover the pros and cons and give you strict guidelines to follow. Areas Covered Harmonize your life, not find work-life balance or learn how to juggle life’s pressures Prioritize the demands on your time mentally and emotionallyPlan activities in timeframesUse the bucket list conceptDiscipline yourself to meet deadlinesTake mental and emotional timeoutsManage energy cyclesEliminate distractionsUse Quadrant Management and the Pomodoro Technique In this hour we spend together, you’ll get tips for: Automating the work you hate Bending and shaping time to your willUsing Outlook and OneNote to help you manage yourself within time frames This is a “must attend” and “don’t miss” webinar for every individual who not only wants to stay on top of work but wants to get more out of life. To use an old cliche, attend this webinar and you’ll Work Smarter, Not Harder.Who Should Attend All individuals who want to improve their quality of life. Why Should You Attend Reason #1: You have tried all kinds of time management strategies and haven’t found one that integrates all facets of your life. Reason #2: You think you can control time. You can’t. Time marches on minute after minute and hour after hour. What you can control is yourself and the amount of discipline you apply to using time well.Reason #3: Your time can be likened to walking into the grocery store to purchase the week’s groceries. There are so many luscious-looking and tempting foods to buy but you only have a limited amount of money. You have to prioritize based on the money in your budget. You have to prioritize tasks based on time limits. Reason #4: You estimate and plan the time it will take for a task, but it always takes longer. We’ll help you fix this. Topic Background If you have ever made a task list for “today” and found that at the end of the day you only completed ½ of the list, you understand our topic, “When 24 Hours Is NOT Enough.” Are you frustrated that you are not making the most of your limited lifespan? Many people are. Most individuals struggle to meet work deadlines as well as keep up on personal and household tasks to sustain life not to mention taking care of their health. This webinar gives you a ton of tips to manage your time and get more out of life.