Rethinking Time Management Srimathi Kandasamy & Gunjan Gupta Oracle, Hyderabad
Agenda
Agenda History of the time management theory New era of time management How to multiply your time Q&A
History of the time management theory
Managing Your Time Getting things done faster Trying to be more and more..... efficient Developing required tools and technology
Time Management Matrix
Prioritizing your time
New era of time management
Time Management Theory It is all about significance - or, how long something is going to matter and whether it will have an impact on the future You are powerful enough to decide what you will and won’t do with your time Multiply your time by spending time on things today that will give you more time tomorrow
Procrastinate on purpose Important Significant Urgent
How to multiply your time
Focus funnel
Eliminate “What are you currently saying yes to that is causing you to say no to your goals or your family?”
Automate “What things are you doing over and over again that you could invest time or money into automating?”
“What tasks are you hanging on to that you need to let go control of?” Delegate “What tasks are you hanging on to that you need to let go control of?”
Procrastinate “In what areas of your life do you need to learn to be okay with things being just okay and to trust that time will help sort things out?”
Concentrate “What do you need to give yourself permission to concentrate on? How would concentrating on that create more opportunity for those around you?”
The Focus Funnel Eliminate Ignore Automate Delegate Procrastinate Tasks Permissions Choices Eliminate Ignore Automate Delegate Procrastinate Invest Imperfect Incomplete Imperfect Protect Concentrate
How do you determine success at the end of each day? Example (Precision, Creativity) “I found the right answers and created something beautiful.” Example (Accomplishment, Relationships) “I checked lots of tasks off my list and made new friends.” Example (Service, Precision) “I contributed to the team and solved problems.” Example (Creativity, Accomplishment) “I improved something and put a new plan into action.” Example (Relationship, Service) “I touched people’s lives and saved someone’s day. My Terms Of Success My day was a success because I ………………………………………………………
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References Procrastinate on Purpose: 5 Permissions to Multiply Your Time https://www.southwesternconsulting.com/roryvaden/blog/rory-vaden-tedx-talk-how-to-multiply-time/ https://www.lynda.com/Business-Software-tutorials/Find-your-time-management-style/672244/760266-4.html?autoplay=true https://hbr.org/2007/10/manage-your-energy-not-your-time