Choose your planner well, for it will become your business guide, mission reminder, direction finder, goal achiever, priority highlighter, life balancer, personal diary, record keeper, family scheduler, stress reliever, productivity enhancer, idea catcher, memory prompter and life companion.
Some of the topics included in this teleclass:
How to use your planner to achieve goals and reduce procrastination. How to determine which tasks to add to your To Do list and which ones to schedule. How to transform intention into commitment. Allowing your planner to say “no” for you. When does a planner become an organizer? How to coordinate your planner with a follow-up file. Maintaining flexibility in your schedule. How a planner can help balance your life. Estimating how long a project will take. The essential features of an action-oriented planner. The role of color in scheduling. Why people who keep daily To Do lists work longer hours. How to protect discretionary time from others.
Some of the questions that will be answered:
What percent of my week should be scheduled in advance? How far in advance should I schedule? When should a person use an electronic planner instead of a hard copy planner? Is it better to schedule in pencil or ink? How can I avoid carrying two planners with me near year’s end? How do I schedule priorities when everything seems to be a priority? How can I stop interruptions and rush jobs from disrupting my schedule? Should I schedule appointments back to back or leave a float period between? What do I do when all my activities won’t fit into my planner?
Presented by an authority on time and life management:
The above questions and more will be answered by time management trainer, Lauri Cunningham, drawing on her own experiences and that of Harold Taylor, who designed his first planner over 25 years ago and has sold hundreds of thousands to his clients since that time. Here’s an opportunity to take advantage of both Harold and Lauri’s experience to pass on to your clients or to utilize in your own business and life.
Included in the program:
You will receive notes, including duplicate pages of the current year’s planner design, and a PDF copy of the 2008 edition of Harold’s book, Making Time Work For You. You will also receive a telephone number and PIN to access the teleclass. You are responsible for any long distance charges.
To register:
Call toll-free, 1-800-361-8463, or register online at our website, www.taylorintime.com. (Choose “Distance Education” form the Training & Education drop-down menu at the top of our Home page. Instructions and access information will be sent to you upon registering. |