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TIME MANAGEMENT
Brandi Hephner LaBancAssociate Vice President for Student Affairs
Adam NealProfessional Development & Operations Coordinator
THE PARADIGM SHIFT
Who’s time is it? Who’s responsibility is it?
Time Management VS Prioritization Management
WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT?
Stop blaming everyone and everything else Be intentional– account for every minute of the
day; when do you work best? Plan ahead; emergencies will not derail you Establish boundaries Learn how to say NO gracefully Prioritize (involve others if needed) Take care of yourself Have someone hold you accountable
The Time MatrixURGENT NOT URGENT
IMPORTANT Quadrant I:
Crisis Deadlines
Friend in NeedFlat Tire
Quadrant II:
Planning/PreparationEducation/Study
RelationshipsRenewing Yourself
NOT IMPORTANT
Quadrant III:
InterruptionsSome e-mails, texts, calls
Other’s priorities
Quadrant IV:
Excessive computer games
Aimless web surfingMindless TVMeaningless conversation
WHY IS TIME MANAGEMENT IMPORTANT?
Maintain a focus on goals Maintain a focus on relationships Discipline of execution
Forces you to complete both exciting and mundane tasks
Exercise of character Leadership Benefits to your health (P/PC Balance)
A man who dares to waste one hour of life has not discovered the value of life.Charles Darwin
ACHIEVING GOALSTHROUGH SETTING PRIORITIES AND PLANNING AHEAD
Focus on “Big rocks”; Define your critical “roles”
Set specific, measurable goals Ally/Accountability Coach A priority for you may not be a priority for
others Recognize & overcome obstacles Learn when to say no, gently What’s next? Be intentional!
PROJECT PLANNING TIPS
Visualize (Know your goal) Plan (Know what to do to achieve the goal) Implement (Know the measure) Close (Be accountable)
TIME MANAGEMENT ESSENTIALS
Planner & Pencil Eliminate floaters! Prioritized task lists assigned to a specific
day Always ask for a timeframe/prioritize Make meetings with yourself Tracking tasks