Overview

Everybody is always trying to save us time. We buy products because the suppliers say that these products will save us time. Our managers are always trying to save us time. We are always trying to save our customers time.

The fact is that you can't save time. Wouldn't it be great if we had the ability to put time in a bank and at the end of the week, we could choose Friday to have 30 hours instead of 24? The reality is that we only get 24 hours a day.

Time management is choosing how we will use that 24 hours to our best benefit.

Objectives

• Understand that time management is a choice.
• Learning that time management concerns what you want.
• Practicing how to plan your time.
• Practicing how to prioritize.
• Consider how to protect your time.
• Learn how the uniqueness of your personality affects your use of time.
• Consider beliefs that affect your use of time.