Public Time Management Workshops

Our next public Time Management workshop is scheduled for:

• Date: Wednesday September 29, 2010
• Time: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
• Where: Our downtown Toronto offices at First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, 57th floor, Toronto. (Conveniently located on the P.A.T.H. System, and accessible by TTC.)
• Price: Registration is $325.00 per person and includes a copy of our book Cool Time

The session runs from 9:00 to 12:00, giving you time to get back to work and catch up on all those emails (but more effectively of course).

Full mentorship and pre-course customization is included.

Travel and parking directions will be sent to you along with your reservation confirmation.

More information on the curriculum is available below.

To register:

Use our secure PayPal system here.

Cool Time was developed and is delivered by Steve Prentice. The companion book, Cool Time: A Hands-On Plan for Managing Work and Balancing Time is published by John Wiley & Sons, and is available in bookstores. Steve works closely with every Cool Time student for a full year after the session to ensure good habits stay strong.

In terms of actual abilities, the kinds of skills Cool Time develops include how to:

• Prioritize - and stick to it
• Become more organized in habits and workspace
• Develop powerful focus
• Say "no" to additional tasks as and when appropriate
• Structure the day in a way that works
• Use e-mail and other technologies effectively
• Run productive and time efficient meetings
• Understand the role of nutrition
• Maintain Work-Life balance
• Manage conflicts
• Develop blocks of effective time
• Eliminate fatigue, delay, ambiguity and confusion in day-to-day work situations
• Deal with distractions, interruptions and overload
• Handle "immediate" priorities such as walk-in clients, customer phonecalls
• Structure each day for maximum productivity, minimum stress
• Deal with procrastination
• Maximize client relationships and sales opportunities

Our sessions are interactive, using anonymous case studies drawn from the pre-course assessments, and participants are encouraged to work through and solve their time problems according to the principles of effective Adult Education. Of great interest is the opportunity to use "yes, but" arguments, which allow the principles of Cool Time to surmount the expected resistance and obstacles and actually find opportunities to take root back at the student's workplace.

Download a one-page summary here.

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