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A mindset is a way of thinking, collection to beliefs; accumulated over time. Drives Your Behaviour & Determines How You Act.
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What Is Time Management?
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Why Do We Need Self Management?
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Benefits Of Self Management
Saves time Reduces stress Able to function effectively Increase our work output Have more control over our job responsibilities Help you prioritise your task and activities Get more done in less time More quality work Helps to discipline ourselves Make sure you deliver what you promised
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Story
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Busy v/s Productive X Busy Productive Have numerous priorities
Respond with “Yes” very fast keep all door open Keep talking about how busy they are Do multitasks Ask for advice Have a couple of priorities Think twice before saying “Yes” Close all the doors Let the results speak for themselves Concentrate on one important goal Take real actions and get the job done
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Creating A Productivity Diary
Personal/Professional diary Label : Date, Time, Day and the list of activities. Prioritize your first three tasks Use it everyday
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Maximising The Power Of Your Productivity Diary
Plan the night before Prioritize your task Cross off completed task Carry over unfinished task
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Making A To Do List Step By Step
Capture everything you need to do Step 2 Follow ABC method of priority To – Do List Step 3 How long does each step take? Step 4 Tick the action when done
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Chunk , Block & Tackle Breakdown Project Set Time For Specific Task
Avoid Interruptions Tackle One Task At A Time
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Time Management Matrix
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Pareto’s Principle – The 80/20 Rule
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Benefits of 80/20 Benefits of 80/20 Rule Identify Important Problems
Using tools most needed Helps in undivided focus Concentrate on your strengths
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Tackling Procrastination
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Nine Ways To Overcome Procrastination
Delegate Let’s Do It Delete 15 Minute Rule Chop It Up Ask For Advice Clear Deadline Reward Remove Distractions
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Obstacles To Effective Self Management
Unclear Objectives Being Disorganised Lack Of Planning Interruptions Inability To Say ‘No’
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Reasons Why We Don’t Say No
Don’t want to be rude Don’t want to ruin the relationship Don’t want to miss out Don’t want to feel guilty
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3 Important Rules/Steps To Say ‘No’
Honesty is the best policy Don’t over explain Give a reason why
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Identifying Your Time Wasters
Interruptions Poor planning Trying to do everything yourself Taking on too much Crises management Too much socialising Not valuing your own time Lack of skills
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