Effective Time Management

Professional Speaker and Entertainer

Time Management

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Wasting just one hour a day means in 10 years you will have lost 3,650 hours or 152 days of your life. Every hour is important.-------Chris Frings

Effective Time Management & Other Illusions

This program is available in formats ranging from 30 minutes to 1.5 hours for Keynotes, After Dinner, and General Session Programs.

New priorities, constant deadlines, changing agendas...now is the time to re-look at practical ways to work smarter not harder. Chris turns a potentially boring topic into an entertaining learning experience...your audience will think “time just flew by!” Using examples, illustrations and of course his award winning magic, Chris will explore 10 ways that you can regain control of your agenda. Control time wasters and use your greatest asset to its fullest with this entertaining look at how to keep time from slipping away.

Increasing Productivity Through Effective Time & Information Management

This program is available in formats ranging from 1.0 to 6.0 hours for Breakout Sessions, Seminars and Workshops and is customized to fit the client's objectives.

The biggest challenge the ever-changing work environment has is the use of time. Reorganizing, re-engineering, it all results in one thing: doing more with less. Time management has elevated from a competitive edge to a complete survival tool for this millennium. Cut through the clutter and increase your personal productivity with this program designed to get results. Each participant will leave with two things: a written 30 day plan to free up two hours a day and a list of goals with a written plan to reach a high priority goal. This program is guaranteed to produce results when the ideas shared are implemented. Light on theory and heavy on “nuts and bolts”, you as a participant will learn how to:

<	work smarter, not harder
<	manage multiple priorities that result in increased productivity
<	delegate effectively and control procrastination
<	manage time wasters such as telephones, interruptions and meetings
<	use a date book organizer (paper or electronic) effectively
<	use technology to improve productivity

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Last updated: 3/22/08