Time Management part 2
Seminars are advertised in your local business newspaper at times or check in your Yellow Pages for a listing of training organizations which might be able to help you. As friends and colleagues for references. Do some research, after all this is your business.
You can also purchase cassettes, audio or video, on the subject. Most public libraries also have cassettes on these topic. These are a good start but you will be missing the interaction and input of other participants and the instructor.
So, let’s review what we have done today!
In working through the maze we have:
- Identified trends and transitions of the new home based offices
- Learned skills of planning, prioritizing and creating a focus in your life by handling interruptions and putting an end to procrastination
- Created action plans in the form of “to do lists” and goal setting exercises
- Explored ways of monitoring and progress and staying focused by using tools and skills
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