Time Management Methodology
The main point of the story above is to create flexible thinking with the guiding question of ‘How does what I do today contribute to what I want to achieve in the long term?’ Often, with a change of focus, the things we do today, which seem to only serve our short-term goals, can also serve our long-term goals.
The relationship between meetings and time management is very interesting and very important. Meetings are the primary time guzzlers, particularly in the business world. Here are a number of tips on the subject
Golden Rule 1 It’s important to set a long-term goal (one to five years) and a short-term goal (one to three months) for our area of focus. It’s also important that when setting our goals, we should quantify them as much as possible. For example, in the short-term: raising $ 500,000 of investment capital within […]
I worked as a manager in a recycling company in East London. My role fell somewhere in between sales marketing and human resources, and I reported to the company’s CEO. I would meet with the CEO once a week regarding various tasks. Once the CEO asked me to sit down and said to me: “Tell […]
