The Hottest Time Management Tip
Category: Personal Development For Marketeers | Date: 2001-03-19 |
Q. What's your hottest tip for managing one's time effectively? GM, San Rafael, CA
A. The number one tip I would give would be to get yourself to the point where you know what the most important things are to you, those that when done will move you on toward your goal. And so much so that it becomes second nature to you so that when it comes time to make a decision as to what you will do or how you will spend your time, you will make the right choice.
You see time management really isn’t time management per se. It is ultimately self-management as we relate to our priorities.
So I would encourage you to take time on a regular basis and examine all of the options available to you for you to spend your time on. You can do this as you look at your whole life or as you look at a segment of your life.
Once you see what your options are, then make a priority list. What things are the most important? And let me say most important, not most enjoyable. As you do this, you see where you must spend your time.
Since this is the first step, it must be the most important
About the author:
Chris Widener is the President of Made for Success, a company helping individuals and organizations turn their potential into performance, succeed in every area of their lives and achieve their dreams. Get Chris' FREE Made for Success Ezine by sending a blank email to success-on@mail-list.com or visit his website at http://www.madeforsuccess.com.
chris@madeforsuccess.com
http://www.madeforsuccess.com/
A. The number one tip I would give would be to get yourself to the point where you know what the most important things are to you, those that when done will move you on toward your goal. And so much so that it becomes second nature to you so that when it comes time to make a decision as to what you will do or how you will spend your time, you will make the right choice.
You see time management really isn’t time management per se. It is ultimately self-management as we relate to our priorities.
So I would encourage you to take time on a regular basis and examine all of the options available to you for you to spend your time on. You can do this as you look at your whole life or as you look at a segment of your life.
Once you see what your options are, then make a priority list. What things are the most important? And let me say most important, not most enjoyable. As you do this, you see where you must spend your time.
Since this is the first step, it must be the most important
About the author:
Chris Widener is the President of Made for Success, a company helping individuals and organizations turn their potential into performance, succeed in every area of their lives and achieve their dreams. Get Chris' FREE Made for Success Ezine by sending a blank email to success-on@mail-list.com or visit his website at http://www.madeforsuccess.com.
chris@madeforsuccess.com
http://www.madeforsuccess.com/
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