| How To Find An Extra Hour In Your Day | ||
| Instructor: Samantha Bennett and Madecraft |  | |
| Released: 4/2/2024 | Course Details 32m General | |
| Skills Covered Time Management | Course Link | |
| Professional Certifications and Continuing Education Units (CEUs) N/A | ||
| Has it ever occurred to you that you might be managing your time and productivity incorrectly? In this course, join instructor Samantha Bennett and she shows you how to identify what needs to get done, make important changes to your workflow, and quit procrastinating on the stuff that really matters. Along the way, gather insights on making the most of your time so you can go out and redeem that extra hour. From starting with 15 minutes to using five-minute transitions, permanently erasing calendar commitments, putting down your phone, and more, this course equips you with quick, easy-to-use tips to manage your time more effectively, in any field or role. Source: LinkedIN Learning | ||
Identify What To Do
Time is your friend
Trade low impact activities for high impact activities. Trade “putting out fires” with long-term betterment.
Time is the only non-renewable resource.
Find your serenity
- Make better decisions
- Calmer
- Nicer
- Easier to get along with
The purpose of life is to experience your life.
What will you do with your extra hour?
How would you spend that hour?
- Be intentional.
- Create a better future.
Deciding what to do
- Trouble deciding what to do
- Overcoming perfectionism
Start experimenting. Focus the mind.
Make Changes
Start with 15 minutes
You can change your life in 15 minutes. Spend time on the things that matter to you. It’s not hard to find 15 minutes.
The cumulative effect of spending 15 minutes every day on something is incalculable.
Five-minute transitions
Five Meeting Breaks
- Between meetings
- Between big tasks
- In transit
Five minutes being yourself with yourself. Think about things you want to do. Think about others.
Erase a calendar commitment, permanently
Life is about balance. Permanently erase something from your calendar.
Is there a more effective way for you to contribute? Make sure everything on your calendar gives you something back. Remove yourself from obligations that bring you little or no benefit.
Do you need to attend the meeting?
- Shorter
- Better
- Fewer
- None
Ask the person scheduling the meeting
- What is the point of this meeting?
- What are we trying to accomplish?
- What result do we want?
- What am I here? (why is my attendance important)
A Few Ideas
Invest in the time savers
Invest in things that save you time.
Time Savers
- Automated deliveries
- Email templates
- Training videos
- Automated banking
- Outsource routine tasks
- Hire household help
Put your phone down
You must be in charge of your phone. Keep your phone out of the bedroom. Give yourself some time before you allow the outside world in.
Give your time to:
- people
- relationships
- projects
Create barriers between you and your phone
- Remove some apps
- Keep it out of sight
- Commit to using it less
Be intentional about who you are and how you want to show up in the world.
Get outside
Do things outdoors with friends and family. Time outdoors can lead to good discussions.
 | Remember! To experience the full benefit of this guide, I highly recommend you watch the full training session. |
