Prioritising your day - and your life
About the Lecture
The lecture Prioritising your day - and your life by Tony Hunt is from the course Time Management Skills. It contains the following chapters:
- Time Management
- Plan of Action
- Why manage Time?
- Parkinson's Law
- Managerial Work
- Efficiency or Effectiveness
- Where am I starting from?
- Questions to Ask
Included Quiz Questions
Work expands to fill ...
- available time and space.
- your friends with admiration for how you cope with the amount of work.
- available work.
- hobbies and family.
What is correct concerning time and time management?
- It is a major resource to manage.
- It is what it is – no shortage, no increase.
- Poor time management results in delay, stress, error and cost.
- Time management is a personal development skill.
- It can be borrowed.
What is the number one tool of a great manager?
- Delegation
- His or her computer
- Work-life-balance
- Communication
Why should I keep a time log for a few days?
- Most of what we do is done habitually. A time log will bring the habits to the surface so you can question whether any change is needed.
- There is no point – I know what I do each day.
- I have not got any time to do this, I am too busy.
- A time log will bring the activities and tasks to the surface that you do or should do.
What does your action plan look like?
- Am I efficient, effective or both?
- I will set goals more effectively.
- I will analyse how I spend my time.
- I will analyse how much time I should spend with friends and family.
- I will make time to talk to my employees.
Author of lecture Prioritising your day - and your life
Tony Hunt
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Too “diluted” for a time management lecture. I can’t review this, because is too much unnecessary talk. The Lecturer knows NLP, has very good public speaking abilities, knows hypnotic language and to make subliminal suggestions (awesome for a motivational speech, for example) and I’m sure that can make this video better! Condensate useful info in a shorter ammount of time, in order to save us 10-12 minutes, please. Thank you!
