Build a Better You! Extreme Time Management Workshop | Dr. Jose G. Lepervanche

Here’s your chance to gain some leadership skills and build your resume while having a great time. Join Kent Campus Student Life for the ‘Build a Better You!’ program Thursdays, 2pm-3pm, January 17-March 21, 2013 in E-104 (refreshments will be provided). Topics range from getting to know yourself better to time management to values and ethics to putting your best face forward on social media and more. Attend at least six of the nine scheduled topics to earn your official ‘Build a Better You!’ certificate and recognition at the annual Student Awards Program in April.

January 31’s program is Extreme Time Management with Dr. Jose Lepervanche. 

Time is one thing in the world that we cannot change. Information, communications, family, friends, and work overload our time. We fill our day with activities that overwhelm our capacity to handle them. We need extreme time management methods to cope with stress, unproductivity, and procrastination.

Time survivors keep them busy without losing sanity. Busy people always have time to do more. Lazy people always complain about the things they cannot do. Managers select busy people when assembling successful teams.

Personal Leadership System (c) developed by Dr. Lepervanche is based on beliefs, values, priorities, lifelong project management, effective delegation, and technology usage to simplify life and work.

While the majority of the ‘Build a Better You!’ programs are open to all, some programs have space limitations and will be first come, first served.

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Be Prepared to Change. A Personal Leadership System Overview

This is a video with an overview of the Personal Leadership System used on this Change Management and Extreme Time Management lessons as part of a Management of Personal Systems course. Time is one thing in the world that we cannot change. Information, communications, family, friends, and work overload our time. We fill our day with activities that overwhelm our capacity to handle them. We need extreme time management and change management skills.

TED Ed Lesson Link:  http://ed.ted.com/on/6zYmrboX

TED Ed Lesson: Extreme Time Management. A Personal Leadership System. @DrLepervanche

Let’s Begin…

I created a Lesson Worth Sharing at TED Ed to use in our management and information systems classes to related corporate management concepts to personal systems. The objective is to use concepts widely used in strategic management, project management, knowledge management, change management, emergency management, communications and systems and adapt them to be used in our personal and professional life as a personal continuous system.  I am preparing a Social Media Learning workshop for the International Teaching and Learning Conference (www.teachlearn.org) and I am collecting your views and links.

This is a video with an overview of the Personal Leadership System used on this Extreme Time Management lesson as part of a Management of Personal Systems course. Time is one thing in the world that we cannot change. Information, communications, family, friends, and work overload our time. We fill our day with activities that overwhelm our capacity to handle them. We need extreme time management.

Extreme Time Management. A Personal Leadership System. u01 Overview – YouTube

Time is one thing in the world that we cannot change. Information, communications, family, friends, and work overload our time. We fill our day with activities that overwhelm our capacity to handle them. We need extreme time management methods to cope with stress, unproductivity, and procrastination. Is not about multi-tasking, it is about packed-tasking.

Extreme Time Management. A Personal Leadership System. u01 Overview – YouTube.

Extreme Time Management: Busy People Always Have Time. A Personal Leadership System.

Extreme Time Management: Busy People Always Have Time. A Personal Leadership System.

Time is one thing in the world that we cannot change. Information, communications, family, friends, and work overload our time. We fill our day with activities that overwhelm our capacity to handle them. We need extreme time management methods to cope with stress, unproductivity, and procrastination. Time survivors keep them busy without losing sanity. Busy people always have time to do more. Lazy people always complain about the things they cannot do. Managers select busy people when assembling successful teams. Methods include beliefs, values, priorities, lifelong project management, effective delegation, and technology usage to simplify life and work.(ID #146/Track 1)

23rd International Conference on College Teaching and Learning

Thursday, April 12, 2012, 2:00-2:45 p.m., Heritage C. Sawgrass Golf Resort & Spa, a Marriott resort, Ponte Vedra.