Time Management & Prioritization of Tasks


  Self Assessment

  Goal Setting

  Manage Time

  Setting Priorities

  Organization

  Quick Tips

  Problem Solving

  Motivation

  Additional Resources



Energy and Success

Energy - "the capacity for vigorous activity"

Making a list of your own energy drains. Examples:
Exhausters Energizers
Bad News Sunshine
Sickness Exercise / Sports
Overwork Laughter
Heavy Meal Music
Bored Meditation
Rainy Days Time Alone

Have a positive outlook on life.

Schedule a High - Energy Day

  • Be an early riser - get 8 hours of sleep
  • Get motivated - listen to music, or read something inspiring
  • Get physical - stretch or exercise daily
  • Eat breakfast
  • Allow yourself plenty of time - not to be rushed
  • Listen to upbeat music throughout the day
  • Be early to work
  • MAKE TIME for a break at lunchtime
  • Get away from your workstation regularly - eat light foods for energy
    • Breaks allow:
      • Your brain to switch hemispheres
      • Releases tension
      • Deep breathing technique allows oxygen to the brain and mind
  • Plan your most challenging work during your prime time of the day
  • Review your success daily
  • Soft music for going home separates the workday from your personal life

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