Time Management Training in Ohio: Time Management Training Seminars

We are all accustomed to the difference between reserved and open seating at theaters, concerts, and sporting events. Open seating can belong to anyone; reserved seating is set aside for specific persons who have the express right to be there. As a means of making sure that the right seat gets to the right person, reservations work great. Now if we would only apply this idea to time management. It is not unheard of; it is a strategy called time blocking.

In our Time Management Training Classes, we teach time blocking as a part of our comprehensive time management program. Time blocking simply means to reserve specific spaces on your daily calendar to devote to particular activities. Once the time is blocked out, it can�™t be given away to other people or projects. Time blocking is an excellent way to protect high-value tasks to make sure they get done on time, and don�™t suffer from the attrition of the trivial interruptions that consume so much of our day. Why not block out about 10 minutes and contact us tomorrow. We will get you started in a time management training program that will have you using this technique, along with many others, to take back your life and accomplish more with it.

On-site Time Management Training: can be tailored to the needs of your organization and delivered on-site at a time and location of your choice or you can attend one of our open enrollment course (s).

Participants in our Time Management Training workshop will learn to:

How to devote more time to important activities every day
How to prevent those daily “fires” from undermining important goals
To identify and communicate goals that keep priorities straight
How to design an effective To-Do list
How to respond to everyday interruptions
The art of delegating less important tasks
How to consolidate Tasks & Errands
How to use Time Blocks to maintain effectiveness
How to dispose of most disruptive paper work
To balance professional goals and personal time
To use time management tools to improve efficiency
How to set goals and evaluate them to make sure they have real value
How to overcome the temptation of procrastination
How to say NO (in a nice way, of course)
Identify and arrest time bandits

“The part of the program I liked the most was the concept of focusing on total life goals and dividing existing time among personal, and business tasks. The instructor was very professional and positive.”

Bret Shull, Channel Business Manager
Intermec
Fairfield, Ohio

“One of the best instructors I have had in a long time; he made the whole event a lot of fun.”

Robert Schubert, TKB Employee - Cincinnati, Ohio

“The instructor was a great leader for this workshop and brought lots of enthusiasm to a typicaly lame subject.”

Luke McClelland, TK Employee - Hamilton, Ohio