Time Management

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Daniel Matter

BPN Georgia Executive Director, Trainer, Coach, Business Consultant

Daniel Matter Since 2017, he has been the Chief Operating Officer of BPN Georgia. He has 15 years of management experience in various complex development projects in 12 countries around the world. He has held management positions in the fields of organizational development, competency building, sponsoring, intellectual capital management, quality assurance, and socio-economic and environmental issues.

6 hours

Form & Goals

Format: theoretical part, practical assignments, group exercises, question and answer mode

Goal: Time is limited. Time is worth money. But time should not be wasted. Are you one of those people who have every minute of it taken up? Do you want to make the most of your day?

In this seminar, you will be able to analyze work-related behavior and optimize your work methodology, learn how to set priorities, get rid of so-called time thieves, and plan your time as efficiently as possible using a classic time book or Microsoft Outlook.

You will also review the planning process and get lots of practical ideas on how you can complete your tasks faster. During the workshop, you will develop individual strategies for solving difficulties in planning and executing tasks, as well as for dealing with delays.

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Hybrid

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Attendance is available for individuals who want to better manage their time.

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Analyzing your own work style when dealing with stress and tension. Identifying your personal so-called time thieves.
Discovering which time management style suits your personality. Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of your personality profile in relation to time management.
What do you want to achieve in life? What goals are truly important to you? (Stephen Covey – Begin with the end in mind).
Use the Time Balance Model to find balance between areas of your life such as "Life Purpose," "Health," "Relationships," and "Work."
Setting clear and realistic goals using the SMART method and implementing them consistently
Sorting tasks by importance and urgency. Setting priorities (mailbox exercise, Eisenhower principle).
Using the Pareto principle, identify the 20% of tasks that produce 80% of the results and use time and energy more efficiently.
What can we do against procrastination?
Task planning for lovers of creative chaos and order (to-do lists, working with One Note, the "Jar of Life" exercise)
Planning and optimizing the day based on individual work capacity curve and individual biological rhythm
Dealing with disruptive factors (sawdust effect)

Preferential conditions:

A 40% discount is available for BPN Georgia program participants.
20% discount for employees of companies participating in the BPN Georgia program
20% discount for three or more people from one company

Time management