Activities for Time Management Training

Hi Greg

I get them to look at time spent now and how it would look in the future, by dividing up a pie chart into the relevant sections of their life. They then compare these and work in pairs to discuss "reality" and "how" they can start taking actions to move them in that right direction.

I also ask sometimes tough questions, "what is your job purpose, write it down in one sentence" and now do the same for your life purpose.

As you can gather, my aim is on time awareness and looking at the whole rather than just "work" or "home". Please get in touch if you would like me to elaborate more.

Angela Brier-Stephenson

Hi Greg,

I have found the following site to be useful:

www.mindtools.com

Click on the link "time management" and you will find a number of activities/games.

Regards,

Antoinette

Hi, Greg

This is a bit 'cheesy' but I sometimes ask people to complete the sentence "If I had more time I would.." as an icebreaker.
It's quick and easy and gets people thinking about the real benefits of changing behaviour.

Thanks
Charlotte

www.howtomanageyourtime.co.uk

i have some good activities which I will send to you.

Belle

Hi Greg

Have a look at http://www.trainerbase.co.uk and the resources section. You should be able to find loads of exercises to help you there.

Andrew Miller
http://www.rubus-consultants.co.uk

Hi all, request you to share any activities which are fun filled giving more insight to Time Management to my email. mohandass.g@shriramvalue.com. Would appreciate if you can forward any Time Management modules that are already designed & available.. Thanks..