Rachel Barnes - Chapter 6 summary:

Better Time Management, Better Bottom Line

Have you ever considered the impact a lack of time management can have on your work, business, life? Consider this; if you waste just half an hour a day, that equates to you being away from work three weeks a year! And if you have a company that hires say one hundred employees, that's three hundred weeks you are paying for - for absolutely nothing!

Apart from these astounding facts, a deficiency in time management in business leads to higher stress, reduced workplace satisfaction, a lack of motivation and direction, reduced productivity and increased employee turnover. The bottom line is it will affect your bottom line!

In today's world there is an ever increasing need for managing your personal time and technology. In this chapter I am going to touch on this idea by highlighting the undeniable link between effective time management and email. I will do this through my 'Top 5 Email Timesaving Tips'.

I will then give you my 4 essential behaviours that we can all adopt to create better time management.

They are:

• Set goals and plan to achieve them
• Create daily and weekly action lists
• Know and avoid time wasters
• Understand and use your own energy cycles.

I will also outline vital tools of a Good Time Management System.

Finally, I wish to give you my 'Top 5 Practical Everyday Timesaving Tips' that you can use immediately!

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