正确的时间管理观念

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课程内容 —— ? 了解时间的真义 ? 认识最有价值的资源 ? 培养掌握管理 ? 了解设定目标 ? 行动是动力

? 发挥潜能，超越自我 ? 学习设定目标 ? 设定目标与成功的关键

组织计划与时间管理研习目标：

重点内容：

一，正确的时间观念

二，有效使用时间的八大法则

三，节省时间的有效途径

四，时间管理新秘方

正确的时间观念：

1.时间是世界上最短缺的资源

2.我们不能管理时间，只能管理我们的活动

3.时间管理观念是要先做重要的

4.「改天」，「等一下」的想法意味着失败

时间的类型：

工作时间

休息时间

健康时间

娱乐时间

学习时间

宁静时间

Time 时间管理

**You can never manage time you only can manage your

activities. **

** 你不能管理时间,你只能管理你的行动 **

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重要 不重要

时间版

紧急

不急

20 Ways to save time

1.You cannot manage time, you can only manage

activities.

2.Pinpoint your goal. “What precisely, do I want to

accomplish?”

3.Do the work in the order of importance. List the

important & urgent jobs, do the urgent first and

immediately follow by the important ones before they

become urgent.

4.Motivate yourself, by rewarding yourself for the job

done.

5.Establish datelines or timelines. Say, “I’ll answer the

letter before lunch,” instead of, “I’ll answer it later.”

6.Be decisive and follow with action.

7.Say, “NO.” There is no need to make pointless

commitments.

8.Keep phone conversation simple, short and to the point.

9.Write down ideas and appointments immediately as

they’re made.

10.Stop interruption, free yourself.

11.Listen by checking your 5Ws & H

12.Look for shortcuts. Instead of A, B, C & D, do it A, B & D

13.Anticipate extra needs, ready extras, have them ready, (a

big job can be slowed by lack of a small pin).

14.Do it now! Don’t fool yourself with waiting for the best

time. The Best plan tomorrow is never better than a

good action today.

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16.Maximise your leisure time. (Select movies, programs,

magazines, etc carefully.)

17.Be active.

18.Start earlier.

19.Respect your time and the time of others.

20.Always ask, “What next?” It gives urgency to your

work.

成功利用时间二十法

1.你不能管理时间，你只能管理每天活动。

2.清楚了解你的目标，“我到底要完成什么。”

3.每天利用时间版。

4.激发自我，作完了奖励自己。

5.设立结束或终止限制。

6.立定主决议，立刻行动。

7.你可说“不”。

8.用电话时，紧记“清，短，点”。

9.立刻写下新的计划，意见，见解和立刻写下新的约会。

10.给自己安排空间。

11.有效的聆听。

12.不要死板。

13.要有充足的准备。

14.不要等了，现在是最好的时候。

15.不白等了，要会利用等待的时间。

16.娱乐或愚乐。

17.活动是动力。

18.早人一步。

19.尊敬和敬重自己同他人的时间。

20.做好了，要问“下来是…..”。

Many are mistaken in the believe that “knowledge is power”nothing is further from the truth, for there are many learned men that are poor and miserable both in the pocket and in their hearts.

The use of knowledge is Power, this is the essence to learning. Knowledge without action is just that - knowledge, it is just like money under the mattress, waiting for you to put it to use.

We might have read many books, listened to recordings, attended many seminars, we do have more knowledge on how to be and do better, but yet we produce results at a level way below our potential. This is because much of the knowledge we

have learned just stays in our mind till we make a conscious effort and put our knowledge into action.

Just the awareness of the power of action is not enough, for you to put knowledge to action you must decide what you want to change.

The power to change any areas of your life will be in the application of the knowledge you have in you.

It is not a question of how much you know, but what use you make of what you know. Not a question of what you have acquired and how you had been trained, but of what you are and what you can do.

“Are you in earnest? Seize this very minute; whatever you can do, or dream you can do, begin it! Boldness has Genius, Power and Magic in it.”

Goethe

行动就是力量

许多人错误相信知识就是力量，这完全是不正确的；所以许多有者感到穷末路，愁苦一生。

知识只是潜伏的力量，真的力量来至知而行。

学以致用才会发挥它的力量，知识没有化为行动还是于知识。这好比金钱放在床垫而没有去应用我们可能阅读过许多书本听过录带，参加过不少研讨会，丰富的知识告诉们怎样做得更好。

但是，业绩只在一般水平，未达理想，这是因为许多丰富的知识所学习到的都停留在我们的脑袋里而没有尽力的把所学到的知识化为行动去发挥。了解知识化为行动是不够的，你还要决定把灌输的知识化为行动去改变些什么。

这股力量去改变你的人将取决于你所拥有的知识，不在于你懂得多少，而是你能实践多少你所懂得。

不在乎你拥有多少和所接受的训练，而是你本质和能力。

A SIMPLER LIFE

Become a Specialist

Many clients come to me wanting to learn how to manage their time more effectively. The vast “mountain” of tasks they are trying to accomplish each day is overwhelming. Some are

angry. Some are extremely stressed. Some are simply incapacitated by the daunting challenge. All of them ask the same question:

”How can I manage all of this?”

I would like to suggest a different perspective. Instead of trying to think of “how” to manage it, try thinking first of “what” it is you’re trying to manage. Move from being a

generalist to becoming a specialist.

The first step is to take inventory of what you are trying to accomplish each day. Start by asking yourself these questions:

--What do I real ly want to do? We often think, “If I don’t do this, it won’t get done.” That motivation comes from a sense of obligation and guilt rather than desire. This can

(and often does) lead to feelings of resentment. Learn to say “no” to things you don’t really want to do. Specialists have a real passion for what they do.

--What am I expecting of myself? You get only 24 hours each day like everyone else. Give yourself a break! Look at what you’re try to fit in to each day. Is it reasonable?

Specialists have a keen sense of what they can accomplish and the time it takes to accomplish it. They don’t “overbook” their schedule.

--What do I do best? If you can’t cook very well, stop trying to be the chef. You’ll just get “burned” and no one will l ike what you “cook” anyway. Specialists are talented

in a narrow field. By limiting yourself to doing what you do really well, you’ll get even better at it.

--What will I delegate? Managers are often guilty of having their “fingers”in everything. This only drains time and energy away from those tasks that only you can do. If you

can’t trust others to accomplish things, you’ve got other issues to deal with. Specialists are very good at what they do because it’s all they do. Brain surgeons don’t treat

in-grown toenails.

The next step is to do it. Answering the above questions will help you define your specialty area. Start small by eliminating a few tasks that don’t fit into your specialty area. Once you begin, you’ll find it easier to continue to narrow your focus by automatically screening out those tasks that don’t fit. You must be willing to give up the idea of being “all things to all people.” It’s much better to be proficient at a few things than to be mediocre at many.

The final step is to stick with it. You must remind others (and yourself) daily what your specialty is. This will help keep you accountable to maintain your focus. I requested of

one of my clients, the CEO of a large Marketing / PR firm, that she place a sign on her desk that read, “Neurovascular Marketing Specialist”. This obviously generated lots of

questions from her staff which, in turn, gave her the opportunity to educate them on what her specialty area was, and more importantly, was not. Effective and fun.

By learning to become a specialist, you’ll be able to lessen the sheer number of tasks to be accomplished each day and turn that “mountain” into a “molehill”.