TIME MANAGEMENT

Make every second count

ROBERT W. BLY

  1. WORK HABITS THAT SPEED YOU UP

“I am always quarrelling with time! It is so short

to do something and so long to do nothing.”

- Queen Charlotte, Heir to the British throne(1796-1817)

  1. DO YOU REALLY WANT TO BE PRODUCTIVE?

“Time is a precious possession and I attempt to make the

most of it by n ot wasting it, for it is irreplaceable.”

- Stanley Marcus, Miding the Store

(University of N. Texas Press, 1998)

  1. THE 10% SOLUTION FOR INCREASED PERSONAL EFFICIENCY

“We’re moving to a culture where everything moves

faster, where no one has any time, where we measure

out our days not in coffee spoons but in

e-mails, beeper buzzes, timed phone calls, children’s

scheduled play dates, and vacations with cells phones

and laptops at hand.”

-         Esther Dyson, author of Release 2.0

(Broadway Books, 1997)

  1. MASTERING THE TIME MANAGEMENT SEE-SAW

“Time eventually humiliates us all.”

-Robert X. Cringely, author of Accidental Empires

(Harper Business, 1996)

  1. USING TECHNOLOGY TO SAVE TIME

“The day is short, and the work is great.”

-Talmud, Ethics of the Fathers)

  1. DELEGATION AND OUTSOURCING

“Getting results through people is a skill that cannot be

learned in the classroom.”

-J.Paul Getty, American business executive

  1. GETTING ORGANIZED

“Life is tough; it takes a lot of your time.”

-Sean Morey, Comedienne

  1. MAXIMISING YOUR PERSONAL ENERGY

“Time is as elusive as a thief, silent as death.”

-Mumia Abu-Jamal

  1. MANAGING INFORMATION OVERLOAD

“We are now so preoccupied with keeping up with the

bombardment of new facts, new developments, and new

points of view that we have no time to listen to the past,

or reflect on even the most recent history, much less to

make a judicious reckoning of its significance.”

-Regis McKenna, public relations specialist

 

  1. OFF-LOADING AND PRIORITY MANAGEMENT

“The march of time has been replaced by the blitz of time,

and no one, short of a hermit, can escape the pace

without some sort of defensive personal philosophy.”

-Ralph Nader, consumer advocate