time management: how to get your priorities done every day

Paul D. Casey & Wife Laura

Austin

Cheyenne

does not necessarily

mean

Productivity!

Activity

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

OneDetermine your

most important

priorities overall.

Eight ways to be a more

“You cannot have a peak performance without

a peak purpose.” –John Maxwell

You have to

CHANGE BELIEFbefore you can

CHANGE BEHAVIOR.

TASKS

(critical)

IV.

I.

III.

Two

Before you leave each

day, look ahead at your

schedule for tomorrow

and make sure you know

your TOP 3 PRIORITIES

for that day.

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

Margin is cushion time between priorities.

ThreeGet your priorities

done near the beginning of your

shift/day.

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

Four

Make Appointments

With Yourself

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

FiveGo with your biorhythms.

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

SixDo one thing at a time.

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

We all have

1,440 minutesin our day!

Allocate them well.