If you’re finding yourself tied down by piles of paperwork, endless unanswered emails and thousands of to-do lists, then this is the book for you! Become a more efficient, effective and productive you with Time Management For Dummies- your one-stop guide to taking control of your life.
Packed with hundreds of time-saving ideas, techniques and strategies, you’ll be able to: get on top of your workload, communicate effectively, make the most of your business meetings, organise your desk and files, prioritise and delegate well, and kick the procrastination habit. With tips on getting more out of your time away from your desk, maintaining a productive home office environment and still finding time to see to your finances, health and social life, these time management tools will leave you feeling in control of your life – at work and at home.
Time Management for Dummies Portable Edition covers:
What is Time Management?
Getting Your Time in Order
Organising The Work You Have To Do
Working From Home
The Bigger Picture
Editorial Reviews
Review
“The book has timesaving ideas on anything from organising your desk to making the most of business meetings and delegating.” (Sussex Express, October 3, 2008)
From the Inside Flap
Learn to:
Manage your time more effectively
Unmask your bad time habits
Deal with emails and calls in a timely manner
Get more done at work
Stop procrastinating and get more done
Tied down by piles of paperwork, endless unanswered emails and too many to-do lists? Discover how to become a more productive you with your one stop guide to maximising your performance and making more time for the things you really want to do. This book is packed with hundreds of time-saving tips and ideas to help you plan the time you have more effectively, prioritise your work and deal with distractions you’ll be surprised at how much more you can do in much less time.
Get to the point replace your bad time habits and get on with the tasks at hand
Set your boundaries organise your tasks and learn to set your time boundaries
Make time count discover how to make the most of your meetings and deal with emails in a timely fashion
Looking at the bigger picture make time for family and friends and keeping on top of those bills
Open the book and find:
How to perfect the art of delegation
Techniques on making meetings more productive
Tips for creating manageable to-do lists
A guide to working efficiently from home
Ways to maintain a healthy work-life balance
A step-by-step guide to clearing your backlog at work
Advice on becoming more proactive
How to get more done in less time
From the Back Cover
Learn to:
Manage your time more effectively
Unmask your bad time habits
Deal with emails and calls in a timely manner
Get more done at work
Stop procrastinating and get more done
Tied down by piles of paperwork, endless unanswered emails and too many to-do lists? Discover how to become a more productive you with your one stop guide to maximising your performance and making more time for the things you really want to do. This book is packed with hundreds of time-saving tips and ideas to help you plan the time you have more effectively, prioritise your work and deal with distractions you’ll be surprised at how much more you can do in much less time.
Get to the point replace your bad time habits and get on with the tasks at hand
Set your boundaries organise your tasks and learn to set your time boundaries
Make time count discover how to make the most of your meetings and deal with emails in a timely fashion
Looking at the bigger picture make time for family and friends and keeping on top of those bills
Open the book and find:
How to perfect the art of delegation
Techniques on making meetings more productive
Tips for creating manageable to-do lists
A guide to working efficiently from home
Ways to maintain a healthy work-life balance
A step-by-step guide to clearing your backlog at work
Advice on becoming more proactive
How to get more done in less time
About the Author
Clare Evans is a speaker and coach and has been involved in personal development, leadership and mentoring roles for several years.
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