with Dr. Jason Womack
10 AM - 1 PM Central Time
$395 (US) per person
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WORKING SMART: MANAGING PRIORITIES AND MASTERING WORKFLOW
Your workdays have transformed. While there’s just as much—if not more—to accomplish, the added pressure of uncertain times looms ahead. Some priorities align with your job description, while others have unexpectedly landed on your plate, all amidst a flurry of emails and back-to-back phone and video meetings.
How are you coping? Are you feeling more stressed than you'd like? In this program, you will discover effective techniques to help you prioritize your tasks, streamline your workflow, and better care for yourself—enabling you to care for others more effectively.
DR. JASON WOMACK
Jason Womack is a leader in Human Capital Management, focused on Talent Development, for a branch of the U.S. military and the author of the best-selling books Get Momentum and Your Best Just Got Better.
He admits that life is busy, but he won't compromise when it comes to increasing productivity and maximizing time for the things that are his MIT's (Most Important Things). He teaches practical solutions to the everyday workflow that will free you up to focus on your bigger leadership goals and projects. He provides practical methods to maximize tools, systems, and processes to achieve quality work/life balance.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- 5 tools and techniques to use to get more done, faster, with less effort
- What you need to know and how to plan for more productive days
- Manage meetings, expectations and results
- Track resource management for measurable results
TOPICS COVERED
Replace time-wasting rituals with new, more productive habits
Set yourself up to be more attentive and better prepared for meetings
End more days ahead of the game, reducing that nagging feeling of always feeling behind
Create mental (and physical) space to think about the big picture, while handling the fine details
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based (Zoom platform)
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Participants will earn 3 CPE credits or 3 PDC credits
Field of Study: Personal Development