Time Management Strategies [Podcast] What Can You Take Off Your Plate?

by Kathryn McKinnon

November 5th, 2012

Are you feeling overwhelmed by being pulled in too many different directions?

Do you take on too much and feel as though everything is a priority? Join us as we debut our new Time Management Radio Show on WebTalk Radio.net!

This week we talk to Mandy Schumaker, certified coach at www.mandyschumaker.com who asks: “What can you take off your plate so you can focus on your real priorities and start making room for things that will help you improve your productivity in your job or move your business forward?”

Discover her practical step-by-step time management strategies that make it easy for you to say “no” to the things that can throw your life off balance. Learn the time management tips to establish structure and boundaries, prioritize goals, organize your workweek, and create a clear plan of action to break free from the issues that can keep you stuck and overwhelmed.

Mandy also shares some free gifts to help you get started taking things off your plate: http://www.mandyschumaker.com/gifts.html

Here’s the link to the podcast: http://webtalkradio.net/shows/time-management-radio/

Hope it’s helpful. Let us know what you think. Please leave a comment on my blog and post your questions here too. I’ll be highlighting questions on future shows, so here’s your chance to get some FREE on-line coaching, time management tips and answers to your most important questions.

All my best to you,

Kathryn
support@Kathryn-McKinnon.com

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“Working with Kathryn taught me some valuable lessons. I used to think my involvement in the details was absolutely critical to making a difference to this business and I got a lot of satisfaction from making things happen. But through this process, I learned that isn’t my job. My job is not to micromanage but to let others step in and get the job done. As a result, I learned how to say no to requests for my time, to protect my time, to delegate and let go of work that others should be doing and to trust others to grow and do their job. Because of this new mindset and adding more productive systems to my work schedule, I have an organized structure to my day and a solid plan of action. I’ve gained an average of 4 hours a day in productive time to work on issues and strategic priorities that are critical to this business. I’ve learned how to take control over my time and to direct others to take action on issues that really matter to the future of this business.”
- Steve Cleary, V.P. Enterprise Procurement, Dell Inc.

“Kathryn is amazing. She did a great job of developing and delivering a one-day time management seminar for PBS. I liked the fact that we worked together so well to integrate all her knowledge, services and expertise to really customize the program for PBS. The Time Tracking was interesting and useful. The Cost-Benefit Analysis worked well too. The Best Practices and exercises offered practical tips and tools for making our time more effective. It was a seminar for the personal and professional side of life. Those are the things that I think are really amazing and wonderful about this program. We will keep moving forward in this relationship with Kathryn.”
- Jessica Driscoll, Senior HR Generalist, Public Broadcasting Service

“The Boston Women in Finance team invited Kathryn to kick off our year right. In January, she delivered an interactive session where she shared Time Management Best Practices to help us reach our productivity goals. The Program was engaging and gave us a new awareness of how we choose to spend our time. We loved having her and hope to welcome her back soon! I highly recommend her and look forward to working with her again.”
-Becky Blackler, Boston Women in Finance

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