What didn’t get done this week
You probably know that I teach workshops in Time Management. It might be easy to assume that maybe I’d solved it all, met all the challenges, got it all sorted – but no. I live in the real world too.
The last thing they want to hear?
I might as well be honest with you, when it comes to time management training I have an important message for the participants in my workshops: “Before we start, it’s important to acknowledge that no matter what time management strategies you use, you will never have time for everything.” If I’m honest, that’s probably the last thing they want to hear.
That is a very bad habit!
How are things this week? I hope you’re well and looking forward to finishing the week on a high note. I’m still getting to grips with work, so much to do, the personal and professional fighting for my attention – I suspect you can imagine the situation....
The impossibility of doing it all
Do you ever wish you could do it all? I start most of my Time Management training workshops by reminding people that “Doing it all” is not the goal of my training. In my professional area It’s not really possible for someone to do everything, the best we can plan for is to do the most important things. So the skills I share include how to prioritise as much as how to manage time.
