I just wrote a Time Management 'Minders paper for my clients. I haven't published it yet. It's a bit "relaxed" in its tone which has given some of my friends reason to ask me "are you sure you want to say it like that?" I thought I'd seek my fellow A/R's input. There are 10 parts, each with stand-alone merit. Please tell me what you think.
Intro:
Ben Franklin was right when he said "To love life is to love time, for time is the stuff life is made of." The nice thing about time is it does not discriminate based on wealth, race, sex, power, personalities or any other characteristics. We all have the same time every day with which to accomplish great things...or to watch life pass us by. We elect how to "spend" time. In other words, what I do (or choose not to do) in any 24 hour day is up to me. Doesn't it make sense to choose success through time mastery!
Here are a few reminders how to choose success versus sucking at time management.
1. Have a PURPOSE! Have you ever seen a public speaker pace back and forth while she talks? It's irritating because there's no point to what she is doing. As a public speaking coach, I tell students to "move with a purpose". The same advice applies to every action you take...act with a purpose. If you don't know why you're doing something, there must be something better to do. Do that instead.
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