Principles of Time Power

Today's environment is unpredictable! We have more events with higher expectations and activities to manage. With this complete time management program you'll work 12.5% smarter. It isn’t that we have fewer minutes in the day, our predicament is that we have more activities to do and more personal goals to accomplish. That’s the problem!

With advancements in technology and the Internet, we are wired 24/7. We are required to do more with the same amount of time. The key to effectively managing your time is managing and controlling these events.

Begin by understanding what time is.....Time is the occurrence of events and activities one after another. This is any activity we do during the course of the day.

It’s answering the phone, reading an email, personal goal setting, meeting with your boss, even shuffling the papers on your desk. The amount of time you spend on activities during the course of the day directly affects your performance and ultimately determines your productivity output.

It’s quite possible that you focus a great deal of time and energy on the wrong events and activities and maybe even are misguided with your personal goal setting. STOP, identify and re-focus! That's how you will better manage your time. I guarantee that if you follow my proven steps you'll be able to do more in less time.

PRIORITIZE - I'll show you how to select and assign value to events and activities so you can focus on the task at hand. Time management at work and in your life will become easier as you get clear about your priorities. It's essential that you learn how to distinguish your activities into two groups > Vital and Urgencies.

Discover a proven formula that thousands of people use every day that you can leverage to get more done, manage their time and achieve the goals they've set!

PLAN - Learn to design your day using guidelines to arrange the order for accomplishing priorities. You will quickly identify with the three deadly planning sins of activity planning. Attempting too much, not allowing for interruptions and most importantly not using my planning guidelines.

There are three guides to help you avoid planning mistakes and to allow your to implement an effective time management program!

What You Will:

• The three essential principles of managing your time and their effect and influence on yourlife.
• Five conditions of events and how to manage them.
• How to enhance congruity in your life by appropriately controlling and adapting to events.
• A system for planning and prioritizing your activities to make better choices.
• Six focus questions to ask when planning your day.
• How to accomplish more in less time.
• A system to plan, organize and schedule events in your life to retrieve vital information.
• How to deal with priority conflicts and urgencies.

Principles of Time - Overview in PDF format

Testimonials

“Time Power has created a more productive me! This philosophy of merging my hectic home activities with my work schedule has helped me organize and complete many projects with less stress and implement techniques with ease. I am actually completing home and work projects before deadlines and on time. My personal goal setting activity is now a daily habit. Thanks for the great program!” - C Orobono, Ward Trucking

“I found "The Principles of Time Management" to be very helpful. Trapper Woods extended himself by allowing me to question him in detail after the seminar. My personal goal setting activity took on a totally new meaning. Goals that seemed previously unattainable are now within reach.” - J Marchant, CLU/ChFC

"On behalf of our Illinois AFLAC participants, thank you and congratulations on a successful Time Power workshop. It has helped our employees reach their professional and personal goals better than any program we've used in the past. The presentation was informative, interesting, but most of all stimulating. As one of our participants said quite matter of factly, That was the absolutely BEST develop training meeting/workshop I have ever attended in my life!" - S. Miller, AFLAC