Blog 35: Time management: When there just doesn’t seem to be enough time and there is plenty to juggle. PART 5: Making sure you make space for the ‘not important’ in a balanced life

©Week Plan This is the last of series of five blogs on time management and again the focus is on your personal life. This blog may seem counter intuitive. All of the blogs in this series have been encouraging you to live in Quadrant 2 by reducing the non-important items that consume your time. However, […]
Blog 34: Time management: When there just doesn’t seem to be enough time and there is plenty to juggle. PART 4: Maximising your Quadrant 2 personal life . . . three more aspects needing your attention.

©#inkology quote instagram This is the fourth blog on time management with at least one more to come. The feedback has been that this is an aspect that folk struggle with and i get it . . . if you can make more time, then you could do more, enjoy life more. The theme through […]
Blog 33: Time management: When there just doesn’t seem to be enough time and there is plenty to juggle. PART 3: Maximising your Quadrant 2 personal life.

We shift in this blog from considering how to maximise your work life Quadrant 2 to maximising your personal life. How can I work smarter in my personal life to make the most of the time and resources I have at hand? To answer that, you must first consider what really matters. How do you […]
Blog 32: Time management: When there just doesn’t seem to be enough time and there is plenty to juggle. PART 2: Maximising your Quadrant 2 work life.

©Personal Experience Last week we introduced the Time Management Matrix as a tool to get control of time back in your life and the key to spend as much time as you can in Quadrant 2. We talked about how to minimize the ‘other’ three quadrants (Quadrants 1, 3 and 4). This week we shift […]
Blog 31: Time management: When there just doesn’t seem to be enough time and there is plenty to juggle.

©Week Plan You’ll find the activities of life can be separated into these four quadrants. In short, the answer to time management issues is . . . live in Quadrant 2. So, the key is to maximise Quadrant 2 and minimize the rest. Let’s consider how to reduce the ‘other’ quadrants (1, 3 and 4) […]