Create more Time - How to manage your time in the modern world

Start Date: 27 Jun 2018

Start Time: 9:00 AM

End Time: 11:00 AM

Duration: 2 hours

Venue: Monmouthshire County Council, Talent Lab, Wales 1 Business Park, Magor, NP26 3DG › View map

Why is it that some people seem to have more time and get more done? We all have 86,400 seconds in any one day, but it is how we use these seconds that counts. In today’s busy world we often wish we had more time yet time is the one thing that hasn’t changed, we still have the same amount of it as our ancestors. It is important to remember that however much we ask it is the one thing we all have the same amount of whether materially we be rich or poor.

This event is designed for anyone who wants to discover how to create more time in their busy lives by being present in the now; discover how procrastination is the biggest thief of time and why poor planning loses time. By addressing these and other controllers you can indeed create more time both at work and at home.

During this session you will take away an outline of these key learning points:

• Improve planning processes
• Learn how to be present in the now – basic mindfulness skills
• Tips, tools and techniques to stop procrastination
• Identification of time vampires
• The art of delegation

By bringing the above into your life you will soon notice how you seemingly have more time and as a result your life / work balance will improve and you will indeed become time rich!

Additional Information

The session starts at 0900 with an opportunity to network with leaders from other businesses. You don't need to be a CMI member either! We are pleased to invite colleagues from ICE and ACCA. As well as business owners and leaders from across Wales. Refreshments will be available. Please not there is no access to the building until 0845

The speaker will start the presentation at 0930 and we aim to finish by 1100

Enquiries contact

Questions about this event should be addressed to Network Support at networks.support@managers.org.uk or by telephone on 01536 207394.