Time Management

Time Management: Managing the clock rather than being managed by the clock

Employees are often easily distracted by activities that aren’t productive. In this engaging two hour class, the participant will learn to recognize activities which waste time and learn how to identify priorities and maximizing efficiencies to accomplish the things that matter most.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand what contributes to stress and how changing the approach to managing time can help reduce tension and anxiety;
• Learn how to apply brain science to maximize personal time management; and
• Gain practical tips for prioritizing time in alignment with what’s most important.

Attendees have the option of attending in-person or via web/video conference. If interested in attending via web/video conference, please contact us at 907-677-5532.

About the Instructor: Diane Decker
Diane Decker formed her own company in 2010 in order to focus on where she felt she made the biggest difference in her previous HR positions: coaching leaders and employees toward higher levels of performance and greater satisfaction in their jobs – and in life. She is a certified coach via the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching and has an M.S. in Industrial Relations from the University of Oregon. Diane works with individuals, corporations, small businesses, and non-profits both within and outside of Alaska and the U.S.