Below you will find useful information on how to improve the way your management time. We also run time management classes in Los Angeles.
1. Make self-love and happiness your No.1 Goal. Self-love and inner happiness is the key to unlocking your full potential. All other goals such as career, family, wealth, health, relationships and lifestyle all become significantly easier once you have achieved inner-peace and self- acceptance. Read more
Time management is a critical skill for anyone looking to achieve success in both their work and personal lives. But with so much pressure and expectation, it may be hard to know where to start. Read more
Managing yourself isn't easy. But follow these tips to help you achieve your personal goals in life and at work. 1. Use a Diary (Planner), procrastination paralyses many people. Getting started is the hardest part of many tasks. You need to understand that there are no easy fixes for this - you just have to exercise some real willpower and get on with it. Read more
The first step in making your meeting effective begins with your planning and preparation. Determining the purpose of your meeting, the people who should attend, and the place of the meeting will form the foundation on which you will build your agenda, decide what materials you need, and identify the roles each attendee in the meeting. In addition, planning and preparing for your meeting helps to reduce the stress that may result from not being prepared, because you will avoid unexpected incidents and issues that could derail your meeting. Read more
Work- life balance is essential to combat stress, ensuring both individual and company success. The stress associated with unbalanced lifestyles is costly; it damages productivity and increases individual health risks. Employees who have the tools to balance their professional and personal lives are happier, healthier, and more productive. Read more
Time wasters affect everybody, not just the work-at-home mom or the average employee. For instance, a study conducted by Finkel found that 30% of business owners’ (including their key executives’) work week accounted for low-value, time-wasting activities. That’s about 21.8 wasted hours per week. Read more
It is impossible to experience work life balance without stress management. Stress is unavoidable. If we do not handle it well it can cause lasting physical and psychological damage. Managing stress can combat its negative effects. Fortunately, stress management is not too complicated; anyone can learn how to manage stress. Read more
Time management is about more than just managing our time; it is about managing ourselves, in relation to time. It is about setting priorities and taking charge. It means changing habits or activities that cause us to waste time. It means being willing to experiment with different methods and ideas to enable you to find the best way to make maximum use of time. Read more
Just do it! Why don’t we just do it? The problem with New Year’s Resolutions is that people too easily succumb to what they would rather be doing than what they wish they were doing, to achieve the goals in their life. Read more
When you got up today, you followed certain routines without even thinking about it. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) shed great light on this phenomenon while studying how our brains record and develop our most automated yet controllable behaviors. Their studies revealed new insights on how we have the power to influence our ideal results every time we get up! Read more
It happened again. It’s the end of the day and you have no idea where the time went or why nothing on your To-Do-List ever got checked off. Even worse, you have no idea what you accomplished. It’s happened to all of us at one point or another. We start the day with good intentions only to get off track with interruption after interruption. Read more
When it comes to time management there is nothing more dangerous than an empty calendar. Calendars give us a visual idea of what time we have or do not have to offer. At work, when someone says, “Julia! Wanna join us for lunch at 12?” “Hey Justin, would you take over the events planning committee?” “Do you have a sec? Actually, I need your assistance going over these documents with me.” Without referring to your calendar, you can make yourself vulnerable to not giving a fair consideration to what time or effort you can make for others and still stay on your game. Read more
When you sat down at work today, I wonder if you knew you had an unseen plan in addition to your actual plan. Our brains record our habits and they play out our productivity for the day with just the cue of sitting down. How do we stay energized and enthusiastic about our work? What habits are always throwing us on or off track to higher productivity? Read more
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