March 26, 2008

12 ways to avoid wasting time

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Hi there ladies!! How has your week been? Did you have a good Easter weekend? I’m not sure where you all are living, but I must say, there are some welcoming signs of spring “in the air” here in Toronto, ON Canada today! Yeah!!!

Before we get into these fabulous tips to avoid wasting time, I want to invite you to join me for my “Character Makeover” group life coaching tele-conference sessions. These sessions will be life-changing as we talk about how to build humility, confidence, courage, self-control, patience, contentment, generosity, and perseverance into our lives. As business women, character is what will “keep us on the rails” when the going gets tough. And no matter what other role you are presently fulfilling…like mom, wife, homeschooler, family taxi driver, sister, daughter, auntie, ministry co-ordinator…you name it - may I encourage you  to embark on this life long character-rejuvenating adventure. It will make a difference in your life!!!

The best part is…you will have 8 hours of life coaching from a certified Life Purpose Coach (that’s me!) for only $50.00. That’s right…for just over $6.00 a session. That’s amazing. You do not need to find a babysitter, leave your home, look for parking, or even put on your makeup!  In fact, the best part is, the dress-code is “p.j. cozy.” My favourite! Our sessions start on April 1 and go to May 22!

Here is the link to my invite to you!  http://www.kathybutryn.net/Invitation%2003.25.08.doc  You can also go to my website at www.kathybutryn.com for more information. I so hope you can join me…and I very much look forward to getting to know you better!

Ok, so let’s dig in! Here are 12 great ways to avoid wasting time!

1. Think about the task before starting it.2. Try not to handle too many things at once.3. Do not begin a new project before completing the first one.4. Finish a project; don’t leave it hanging.5. Try not to double up on needless paperwork; keep it simple.6. Do not try to do everything yourself; delegate7. Try to focus on the task at hand; avoid interruptions.8. When someone is speaking to you; listen fully without thinking of other matters.  In this way, nothing will have to be repeated.9. When running errands, call ahead to ensure your items are ready, if applicable.10. Schedule appointments either in the early morning or after lunch to avoid waiting.11. Plan as much as possible the night before (lunches, clothing etc.)

12. Plan “traveling” time into your schedule.

 May you have a very productive day today!

kathy

www.kathybutryn.com      www.kathybutryn.typepad.com/blog      kathy@kathybutryn.com

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March 27, 2008

Demetria Zinga, M.S. @ 6:08 pm

Love these tips, Kathy.
Especially #1, #6, and #11.
I am finally learning how to delegate (I struggle with this being such a control freak — or at least I USED to be. I believe in the power of positive confession so I’ll say I’m no longer a control freak!)
Also, really thinking about what I intend to do before I do it is a big one. I’ve also found that planning ahead truly helps!

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