Time Management Mastery: Do More, Stress Less

À propos de ce cours

If you’re someone who has a LOT on their plate and wants to find a system to handle it all, but who also craves downtime for yourself, this course is for you.

In this course, I distill all of the content, strategies, techniques and skills that I acquired, developed and implemented over 15+ years managing Operations and HR in start-ups (and that I use daily with my clients in my time-management coaching practice) into an easy-to-follow, step-by-step process for anyone looking to get more out of their time.

Étiquettes

Dino Vangu, guitare Rythmique, style Rumba Odemba

Objectifs d'apprentissage

Use your single trusted system to collect and manage your tasks

Prioritize effectively to make sure you're working on the right things, at the right time

Plan your daily, weekly, and long-term work & goals to save time and reduce stress

Use single-tasking, time blocking, documentation and breaks to more effectively focus on the job

Requirements

Be generally computer literate (ability to use spreadsheets and docs, ability to download an app on your phone, etc.)
Be interested in improving productivity so that you are able to do more of what you want, and less of what you don't
Be ready to put in the work to change and transform your work/life balance

Public cible

Employees or working parents who feel unorganized, overwhelmed, or stretched thin
Managers/executives who are learning to handle their own work and be effective leaders at the same time
People who are having trouble creating the right balance in their lives

Curriculum

3h 28m

Common Roadblocks to Productivity

Personalized Productivity

Task Management

Vos instructeurs

Jean-Michel Raineau

Formateur test

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244 Students

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