Further Details
At this workshop you will learn a simple technique for working out which of the many tasks on your “to do” list are really important and those that aren’t. “Old Spanish [or British] customs” will be investigated and challenged.
Delegates also learn to use a time management matrix and to complete personal time management – with practical exercises to reinforce everything that has been learnt. They will leave the course with a clear idea of the best use of their time both at home and in business with the ability to prioritise in an effective manner and, perhaps most important, with a sense of relief that there is more time available to them than they had previously thought – giving them the confidence to be more effective and professional at work.
Outline of the Workshop
How the working day is spent
Time management matrix
Time stealers
What it takes to say “No”
What is needed to achieve objectives
Roles and goals
Completion of an action plan to achieve personal and business objectives
Benefits of attending – you will leave the event able to:
Gauge how much time there is for the important things in life and business
Identify what is urgent and what can wait
Set and achieve objectives much more easily
Develop your own skills, and those of your staff, and make crisis management a thing of the past
Who should attend?
This workshop is designed for anyone who feels they could improve their time and personal management skills – especially those looking to find a better balance between work and home life. Delegates should bring their own objectives to the workshop.
Where and when: 25th February, Oxford. Repeated: 17th September
Workshop leader Cindy Sheppard
Guide price
£435 |
