
Time is linear and can be viewed as 1440 minutes per day, and time management should cover about 70 percent of waking hours, with 30 percent for interruptions.
Prioritize time by analyzing a 24-hour day, mapping health, work, education, relationships, rest, and hobbies; apply time management to craft a focused daily schedule.
Discover digital and non-digital time management tools, from online planners to visual boards, and learn to set activities, durations, deadlines, milestones, and risks for better prioritization.
Develop a two-part time management system for home and work, using a visible board to set goals, timelines, and priorities; apply durations, deadlines, cost, and quality control to projects.
Learn to manage interruptions and obstacles in time management at home or work by setting daily targets, allocating flexible time, and delegating with clear communication.
Stay focused and motivated through thorough planning, distraction reduction, optimistic teamwork, milestone celebrations, and learning from failures to continually improve your time management.
Review time concepts from linear time and minutes in a day, then prioritize time across career, health, education, and personal life to boost productivity.
During this Time Management course we will cover :
Understanding time before starting to manage time
- Time in perspective
- Investing in time
Have a look at prioritizing our time in order to create a time management system
- Career time management
- Personal time
- Relationships and resting habits
- Education and health
We will also look at tools you can use to help with your time management
- Digital time planner
- Non digital time planner
Managing interruptions and dealing with challenges will become part of our time management system
- Identify obstacles
- Leave time to manage the obstacles
- Calculate the risks
Creating a reliable system to manage your time
- Career time management system
- Home time management system
Stay focused and motivate yourself
- Motivate the team
- Learn from failure
- Celebrate milestones
- Take breaks
Looking at all these different categories of time management we will be able to produce a great time management system that will fit you
Theo Heath is helping to shape goal-focused, healthy and balanced individuals
Creating a reliable Time Management Plan is important for personal development
"I really enjoy applying time management to my day, but we only apply time management to about 60 % of the day, the rest of the day you need to leave open for interruptions and also to rest." Theo Heath