Time Management

Introduction

Time Management will increase productivity and grow attention. It helps to Focus more and take advantage of bigger opportunities. Time Management also enables us to spend more time on tasks, objectives, and people . It is crucial for enhancing the ability to prioritize tasks and maintain focus.

Objective

Participants will be able to Identify the importance of goal setting

Participants will be able to Operate the time management tools and values the importance of goal setting

Participants will able to design time wise plan for their own life to setting a smart plan

Outcomes

At the end of the course, participants should be able to -

Improve Work/ Life Balance
Become More Successful at Work
Reduce Stress & Anxiety
Make Better Decisions
Provide Better Quality Work
Improve Efficiency & Productivity
More Opportunities & Career Growth
Less Effort, Less Work, Get More Done
Enjoying Improved Health & an added Sense of Purpose in Life
Company will get skilled employee
Companies Time table work increase

Benefits

UGC approved certificate
A concern of Daffodil International University
Recorded Video of the sessions
Class materials

Assessment plan

Participants will submit their daily practice homework.
Participants will give a quiz exam at the lecture.

Course Outline

Seven Essentials of Good Time Management Habits • Time as Commodity
Cost of Time
Aspect of Time Management
Big Rocks of Life
Types of Time
Biggest Mistakes in Time Management
Priority and Power of No.
Pareto Principle of Time Management
Time Management= Life & energy Management • Time Management and Life Management • Run by life Rhythms
Self- Assessment: Detecting Your Time Robbers • Time Management Matrix/ Urgent Vs Important Task • Busy Vs Productive Work
Five Steps to complete any task – Getting it done • Taking Advantage of Unexpected Free Time • Promodo Technique
Taking Advantage of Gadget & Modern Tech • Handling Time Wasters
Two biggest Time Robbers and how to handle them • Saying "No" positively
Setting Time Objectives and Planning
10/90 Rule of life
80/20 Rule for prioritization
Ten Time Management Questions
Ten Master Time Manager