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Is this the right book for me? Improve your Time Management is the
definitive guide to the basics of time management - the art of
organizing your life so that you are in control. You don't need
complicated equipment, dozens of staff or a six-month break to
learn how to save time and achieve more. All you need is a
willingness to try some of the ideas in this book and the energy to
start now. The book starts by asking you what you want to do with
your life and explains how to work out how you really spend your
time. It helps you to find out what you do that wastes time and
tells you how to eliminate it then shows you how to plan your life
better so that you deal with important activities and tasks at the
most appropriate times. It tackles time-wasting activities such as
paperwork, phone calls and meetings. And just to make sure that you
aren't the only person in your office working at optimum
efficiency, it explains how to instill good time management
practices in your staff. By the time you finish the book, you will
not only be using your time more effectively but will have more of
it. This book will help you turn time into your best friend rather
than your worst enemy. Improve Your Time Management includes:
Chapter 1: Choose your personal priorities Chapter 2: How much time
have you got? Chapter 3: Plan your time Chapter 4: Using transition
time Chapter 5: Conquer procrastination Chapter 6: Learn to say
'no' Chapter 7: Reduce paperwork Chapter 8: Subdue your phone
Chapter 9: Master your meetings Chapter 10: The art of delegating
Chapter 11: Deal with information overload Chapter 12: Time
management training Learn effortlessly with a new easy-to-read page
design and added features: Not got much time? One, five and
ten-minute introductions to key principles to get you started.
Author insights Lots of instant help with common problems and quick
tips for success, based on the author's many years of experience.
Test yourself Tests in the book and online to keep track of your
progress. Extend your knowledge Extra online articles to give you a
richer understanding of time management. Try this Innovative
exercises illustrate what you've learnt and how to use it.
Time management is not only a basic management technique, it is
also an essential life-skill, and yet for many people 80% of
achievement still comes from only 20% of the day. By demonstrating
why and where time gets wasted this book will enable managers to be
more productive in less time. Covering issues such as delegation,
prioritization, personal organization, procrastination and stress
it develops new frameworks and theories in improving time
management skills, whilst end of chapter action plans ensure that
the theory is related to real life.
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