• Improve your personal leadership
• Organize your communications
• Improve your productivity and self esteem
• Manage multiple commitments and priorities
• Improve personal organization
• Reduce stress levels
• Learn to say ''No'' to things that are not important
• Reduce interruptions of yourself and others
• Balance all areas of life
• Focus on high payoff activities

Seminar Objectives:

1. How to find an additional two to three hours per day to work on the highest and most important priorities in your life.
2. How to increase your productivity by 15-20 percent.
3. How to gain control of your personal and professional time by scheduling your priorities.
4. How to reduce stress levels by practicing the four steps of proactive self-management. (1) Take control of your life (2) To plan and organize (3) Set and achieve goals (4) Live a balance life.
5. How you can balance all areas of life and have time for the things you value most.

Using the My-Tyme to Maximize Results

The "My-Tyme" Daily Planner is an excellent time management tool. Understanding each section & using it will increase your productivity & your results!

Short Range Goals / Actions Steps: Reading and reviewing your goals and weekly encourages you to take action. Writing these action steps in you're my-Tyme will move you progressively toward your goals. Some of your goals will be business related, other will be personal. These may include, for example, calls to be completed at work, jogging, getting out to meet new friends, reading, listening, daily devotions, updating your check book, or spending time with your loved ones. These are only a few examples of the goals that can be obtained simply by writing these action steps down in your daily planner.

Imperative / Important to Do Lists: Will help you to plan and prioritize your daily activities. Using the Imperative/Important method when making your To Do list will keep you focused on what needs to be completed first. Using this method will help your to work on the highest payoff activities throughout your day, producing greater results for both you and your organization.

Conference Planner: This section allows you to write the names of people you frequently have meetings or telephone conferences with and the items that need to be discussed at these times.

People to See: This section is used to write appointments you have scheduled with others, as well as commitments you have made for yourself. For example, block time to do your planning or to work on an important project.

Contacts / Follow Ups: In addition to your To Do list, this section can be used to write contact information and notes about people you need to call or follow up with.

Today's Accomplishments: This section can be used to write your results and accomplishments day by day.

This Month's Goals: This section is provided for writing your most important goals for the month. They should be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Tangible.

Personal Priorities: Effective Time Management means spending time on activities that will give you the greatest return on your investment of time. List your six most important activities in this section.

The "My-Tyme" Daily Planner includes four full size monthly calendars, a Time Picture, a 1-31 Tracking system, a graph to chart your goals, a full page Imperative/Important list, two full page conference planners, prospect and referral pages, an auto and expense log, and three-year calendar.