Time Management is More Than Tips and Tricks
Time management is more than just employing a few tips and tricks to help manage your day. As anyone who has tried to use time management tricks in the past knows, it doesn’t take long for you to fall back into your old routine.
Proper time management requires both a paradigm shift and new focus on your role and your goals. The best time management book ever written (and I hate to call it a “time management book”) is Stephen Covey’s First Things First, a follow-up to the best leadership book of all time: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.
TheManager checked out this and other sources on Wikipedia to help you better manage your day and become a better leader:
- First Things First (book) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This concept is illustrated with a story that encourages people to “place the big rocks first.” Delegation is presented as an important part of time management. The book asserts that there are three generations… - Time management – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Time Management, as a project management subset, is more commonly known as project planning and/or project scheduling.[4] [edit] Contemporary Time Management Stephen R. Time management is commonly defined… - Stress management – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Some techniques of time management may help a person to control stress. Principles and Practice of Stress Management, Third Edition, p46-47. Recommendations on stress management. In the face of high demands,… - Getting Things Done – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In time management, priorities usually play a central role.In contrast, Allen promotes two key elements in time management — control and perspective. However, in 2001, Allen bemoaned the general lack… - User:Shalom Yechiel/Drafts and archives/Time management – Wikipedia, the free…
User: Shalom Yechiel/Drafts and archives/Time management From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia User: Shalom Yechiel | Drafts and archives (Redirected from User: Shalom/Drafts and archives/Time management)… - Alan Lakein – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(December 2007) Alan Lakein Alan Lakein is a well-known expert on personal time management.[edit] Books Alan Lakein, How to Get Control of Your Time and Your Life (1973, New American Library, New York;… - David Allen (author) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
He is the creator of the Getting Things Done time management method.(April 1998) “Don’t Manage Time, Manage Yourself.” Fast Company. David Allen (author) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation,… - Construction management – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
According to the American Council for Construction Education (the academic accrediting body of construction management educational programs in the U.S.), the academic field of construction management encompasses… - Time boxing – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Time boxing From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Time boxing is a time management technique common in software development projects to plan out a project, for example the creation…
Michael Erwin - Time Management Coach
July 27, 2008 @ 11:53 PM
Some great books and references. The 7 habits is my favourite “time management book” too. And I agree it is much more than time management. I talk about that in my article There is NO such thing as time management http://www.time-management-central.net/time-management-article.html . You can check out our top 10 time management books too http://www.time-management-central.net/time-management-books.html