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Quick Look Course Summary:Personal Productivity Course
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Next Public Course Date: 6 November 2019
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Length: 1 day(s)
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Price (at your venue): 1 Person R 4,810.63 EX VAT 3 Person R 3,653.99 EX VAT 10 Person R 2,719.12 EX VAT
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Certification Type: Non-Accredited
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Locations & Venues: Off-site or in-house. We train in all major city centres throughout South Africa.
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Personal Productivity Course: Introduction
This course teaches personal goal setting, for better personal productivity.
Personal Productivity Course :Course Outline
- Goal setting is the single most important life skill that we can learn.
- You can use goal setting in every aspect of your life including the financial, the physical, personal development, relationships or even the spiritual. At our workshops, we teach goal setting mainly by the use of two excellent methods.
- We’re sure you’ve heard of SMART goals before so we wont bore you, we’ll merely mention that SMART goals should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and timely.
- The other method is the three P’s: goals should be positive, personal and possible.
- For most people the word routine invokes images of repetitively doing something boring, with every second controlled and no space to even think. However, because routine tasks are planned for, they actually allow for more time to achieving goals.
- A routine shouldn’t be set in stone; it can be modified at any time to suit you better.
- You have several routines already – you just don’t think of them as routines.
- Remember a routine must help you to achieve your goal.
- Your sleeping pattern is an important routine and if you have a good sleeping routine, you will be more productive and have more energy during the day.
- If you plan your meals, you’ll eat healthier and if you exercise this routine will add to your health and vitality.
- TIP: Build a routine in three easy steps: Identify the task.
- For example opening the mail at home, and opening emails at work.
- Identify the time and or trigger.
- Coming home after work, or arriving at work.
- Identify sub tasks. Sorting the mail by priority, getting a cup of coffee – or sorting through emails by priority and making notes.
- There is no magic when it comes to creating a schedule and everybody’s schedule is unique, you know what works for you and what doesn’t.
- We will take participants through the steps of rebalancing themselves when they find they have too much on their plate.
- When accepting or tackling new tasks and projects, we discuss the sliding scale and the checklist for beginning, we will also be discussing when to evaluate and adapt a schedule.
- Using project management techniques can be helpful when creating a schedule; we examine the triple constraint and how to use a RACI chart.
- Touching on the physical workspace, we review ergonomics and physical layout.
- We wrap up our workshop with a word on filing, archiving, email on mobile devices and lastly tackling procrastination.
1. Introduction
Workshop Objectives
Pre workshop review
2. Setting SMART Goals
The Three P’s
The SMART way
Prioritising your goals
Evaluating and adapting
Case study
3. The Power of routines
Definition
Personal routines
Professional routines
Six easy ways to simplify your life
Case study
4. Scheduling yourself
The simple secret of successful time management
Developing a tracking system
Scheduling appointments
Scheduling tasks
Case study
5. Keeping yourself on top of tasks
One minute rule
Five minute rule
What to do when you feel like you’re sinking
Case study
6. Tackling new tasks and projects
The sliding scale
A checklist for getting started
Evaluating and adapting
Case study
7. Using project management techniques
The triple constraint
Creating the schedule
Using a RACI chart
Case study
8. Creating a workplace
Setting up the physical layout
Ergonomics
Using your computer efficiently
Case study
9. Organising files and folders
Organising paper files
Organising electronic files
Scheduling archive and clean up
Case study
10. Managing E-Mail
Using E-Mail time wisely
Taking action
Making the most of your E-Mail program
Handheld devices
Case study
11. Procrastination
Why does it happen
Nine ways to overcome procrastination
Eat the frog
Case study
12. Topics not discussed
Post workshop overview
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Personal Productivity Course: Course Duration
1 day/s
Who should attend: Personal Productivity Course
This is a self enrichment course intended for anyone who would like to improve their personal productivity.
**Quote does not include Any Exam Fees (if applicable)
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