Increasing Personal Productivity by Focusing on What Matters Most
How we manage our time reflects our values, our priorities, and our skills.
It has a direct bearing on our success, both professionally and personally.
Your life, career, and happiness are at the mercy of time. "Time is the stuff
that life is made of." (Ben Franklin)
Format: 45-90 minute Keynote, half-day Workshop, or full-day Workshop
Audience: Individual contributors and managers who would like to get more done in less time, stay focused on their top priorities, and feel less stress along the way.
You can tell a person's true priorities by looking at their calendar and their checkbook.
How we decide to spend our time is a function of what we really value the most. The roles and expectations that we have accepted in life should drive the goals we set
and the tasks we place on our daily "To Do" list. Managing time is, therefore, really a
matter of controlling the "events" of our lives that will contribute most to our overall productivity. Tom has shared these concepts with more than 1,800 audiences, helping them understand how to take control of the things they can control and let go of the things they can't.