Time Management Secrets: The Experts Tell All

  • 1h 17m
  • Martin Manser
  • HarperCollins
  • 2010

Helping you learn how to take control of how you spend your time, this book presents time management secrets that will help you spend your time well, live effectively and make the most of the adventure of life.

About the Author

Martin Manser BA (Hons), MPhil teaches communication skills at the London College of Communication. He leads courses on time management, running effective meetings, business writing and leadership. He is the author of Presenting, also in the business secrets series.

In this Book

  • Time Management Secrets—The Experts Tell All
  • Learn how to use your time effectively
  • Start with some dreams
  • Think about your personal goals
  • Know when you work best
  • Track how you spend your time
  • Get on top of stress
  • Prepare to change
  • Clarify your job
  • Stop putting things off
  • Keep your concentration
  • Overcome low motivation
  • Sharpen up your decision-making
  • Be flexible about where you work
  • Clear your desk
  • Keep a diary
  • Set up systems
  • File it
  • Create an action list
  • Set a realistic schedule
  • Work SMART
  • Spend time to save time
  • Be proactive, not reactive
  • Identify the important and the urgent
  • Break down a taskinto smaller steps
  • Get it right first time
  • Respond creatively to problems
  • Life beyond work
  • Learn how to manage your boss
  • Develop a balanced team
  • Work together harmoniously
  • Delegate effectively
  • Learn to say “no”
  • Plan better meetings
  • Run better meetings
  • Think about how you communicate
  • Cope with email
  • Speak on the phone
  • Make better use of your computer
  • Make the most of the Internet
  • Listen carefully
  • Make good notes
  • Read more quickly
  • Think about what you’re writing
  • Write more clearly
  • Create blocks of time
  • Stay focused
  • Keep your paperwork under control
  • Use slack time well
  • Deal with interruptions
  • Combat tiredness
  • Put it all into practice
  • Jargon buster
  • Further reading
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