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I am responsible for my lilfe"The No Question Workshop taught me to internalize that I am responsible for my life experiences, rather than being a victim! It has made me realise that I must start ... READMORE |
Desiree SimpsonI found the No Question! Workshop a real eye opener. I was made aware of how my thought patterns and certain patterns of behaviour have affected all different aspects of ... READMORE |
Very valuable"The KidsRthebiz sessions were really well presented, the children understood the tasks. Overall a very valuable session" Class Teacher, Holy Spirit School, St Helens " The children were really engaged with ... READMORE |
...to pursue a passion "I decided to pursue a passion and a dream to set up my own business. I have attended the No Question seminar today to meet other women like myself. I ha... READMORE |
Pursuing my dream "I decided to pursue a passion and a dream to set up my own business. I have attended the No Question seminar today to meet other women like myself. I ... READMORE |
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 How much time do we spend on menial tasks? Not to be confused with necessary seemingly mundane tasks like checking, responding and managing our emails... Time is a very expensive commodity that we need to use wisely. So what do we know already?
Why do we, knowing the tremendous benefit this one skill has to our lives still have difficulty in managing our time, or procrastinate and refuse to set wise priorities? We lack focus or clarity. Our goals for the day or a task are not clearly defined and so we don’t maximize our time. Perhaps we don't own the tasks we need to carry out. To manage time we must fully accept responsibility for its best use. We need to challenge our tendency to squander it. Ask the hard questions. What is the state of my personal, business or professional life? How can I improve it by making better use of my time? The key is in not spending time, but in investing it. For coaching on Time Management contact us  Bookmark with:
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