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Manage Your Time or

It Will Manage You

Between Jobs Ministry November 2015

David Rotella - FocalPoint Coaching

Manage Your Time or It Will Manage YOU

You Have 86,00086,000 Seconds in a Day

How will you spend them?

Agenda

• Introduction• Multi Tasking versus Single Tasking• Time Management Basics• The Planning Process• Questions & Take-Aways

Dave Rotella• Certified Professional

Behavioral Analyst and Business Performance Coach

• Supports businesses and teams to maximize profitability

• Improves performance through effective communication

• Provides accountability and discipline leading to clarity, effectiveness, growth and leadership

Brian Tracy Chairman CEO: Brian Tracy International

• One of the world’s foremost authorities on organizational, personal and professional development.

• World renown trainer of individuals and organizations

• Consultant for more than 1,000 companies

• Globally recognized speaker addressing more than 250K business people annually

• Top selling author of 60 books

• Author and producer of over 300 best selling audio and video programs

Multi Tasking is Worse Than a Lie

Time Management“The only thing even and equal in this world is the number of hours in a day. The difference in winning or losing is what you do with those hours.”

…Woody Hayes, Football Coach

The Law of Forced Efficiency There is never enough time to do

everything, but there is always enough time to do the most important thing.

The Tough Question

What prevents us from completing the MOST

important things?

The Best Time Management Tool

The Planning Process

•Pen & Paper•Franklin Covey•Chet Holmes•Brian Tracy

A B C D E Method

A = Absolutely DoB = Better DoC = Could DoD = DelegateE = Eliminate

WHAT IS YOUR Hourly Rate?

Is it a $100/hour task or $8/hour task?

Determine Priorities

• Start with A-1….and do nothing else until it is done then A-2; A-3; A-4….

• Ask yourself throughout the day…. Is this the most important thing I can be

doing, right now, to achieve my goals?

Plan Your Day

For every 1 minute spent in planning you will save 10 minutes in activity

Plan Your Day

Set aside time each day to plan

Plan Your Day Exercise• 2-3 minutes write down all the tasks you need to complete by the

end of today• 2-3 minutes go through and put A, B, C, D, E by each• 2-3 minutes prioritize A’s, B’s, C’s ; note who you will delegate the

D’s to; cross out the E’s• Turn to person on the right and take 1 minute each to share what is

the most important thing you will complete, first, when you leave.

Schedule EVERYTHING!

Plan Your Day Exercise

REMEMBER:• What is the #1 thing I need to be

doing NOW?• Does this action substantially help

me toward achieving my goals?

PRIORITIZE

IF YOUR ANSWER IS….NO!

Take-Aways

What were your top 3 take-aways today?1._______________________________

2._______________________________

3._______________________________

How will you apply them?