You’re busy. You have a million and one things on your plate and the list never ends. You’re wondering how you’re going to manage your workload and meet your deadlines. You think about going on a course for time mangement training for busy people to learn how to prioritize.
You google ‘Time Management Training’. Maybe that’s what you need?
Well, stop right there.
Time Management Training isn’t the answer.
Because you can’t manage time.
Whatever you do, the clock still ticks.
You’re only ever going to have 24 hours in a day. There’s no workshop that can change that.
So what can you do?
Well, you can manage your attention.
That’s where our ‘How to be a Productivity Ninja‘ workshop comes in.
YOU’LL LEARN HOW TO AVOID DISTRACTIONS, GET YOUR BEST WORK DONE AND MAKE SPACE FOR WHAT MATTERS.
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the sheer volume of things you need to do each day, then this workshop is for you. We’ll show you how to break down your daily schedule into manageable chunks so you can focus on what matters most.
During the workshop you’ll:
- Learn sustainable strategies to get more of your best work done in an age of information overload and rapid change.
- Get in control of your actual workload by building a trusted ‘second brain’ system right there on the day.
- Manage multiple projects, priorities and responsibilities with more clarity and less reactivity.
And much, much more.
DON’T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT!
It was well thought out, practical and the best use of my time I have had in a training session for years
Ronan Gillen, eBay (workshop participant)
WHAT DO I DO NEXT?
If you want to reduce stress by eliminating those nagging feelings of doubt, guilt and overload panic, and replace them with a focused, playful, purposeful and productive momentum then book on to one of our upcoming Public Workshops here.
And if you want to create this monumental change throughout your whole team, then just drop us an email and one of our Superstar Productivity Ninjas will be in touch.
This post is by our UK colleague Jessica Scott, Director of Communication and Connection at Think Productive Ltd