By the end of the program, participants will be able to:
Define time and its components.
Identify and manage time wasters.
Set goals and objectives and prioritize accordingly.
Apply one or more of the 7 habits of highly effective people
Define what stress is, how it is caused and how the body responds to stress
Discuss what happens when stress is out of control.
Analyze the causes of stress accurately and plan to control them.
Suggest various ways and techniques to lower stress levels.
This Program is designed for:
All managers and supervisors who wish to improve their management of time, and those whose effective
use of time is a critical factor affecting performance.
Program Outline:
Definition of Time Management
Introduction to Stress
Value of Time as a Resource
Myths about Time Management
What is Stress?
How Do You Know When You Are Stressed?
Identifying and Managing Time
Wasters
Environmental Stress
Self-Imposed Time Wasters
System-Imposed Time Wasters
Major Time Wasters: Planning, Organizing,
Staffing, Directing, Controlling, Communication
and Decision-Making,
Eliminating Bad Habits
The Attitude Pyramid
Environmental Stressors
Chemical and Nutritional Stressors
Life Style and Job Stress
Stress Signals
Physical
Cognitive (Mental)
Behavioral
Emotional
Setting Goals and Priorities
Managing Stress
Difference between a Goal and an Objective
Developing the Habit of a To Do List
Priorities
Time Management
Physical Exercise: Physiological Effects of
Exercise, Muscle Relaxation, Breathing Techniques,
Visual Imagery, Sleep and Music
Healthy Diet
Relaxation and Training
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective
People (by Stephen Covey)