Paul D. Casey

& Wife Laura

Austin

Cheyenne

does not necessarily

mean

Productivity!

Activity

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

OneDetermine your most important priorities overall.

Eight ways to be a more

“You cannot have a peak performance without

a peak purpose.” –John Maxwell

You have to CHANGE BELIEF

before you can CHANGE BEHAVIOR.

TASKS

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Two

Before you leave each day, look ahead at your schedule for tomorrow and make sure you know your TOP 3 PRIORITIESfor that day.

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

Margin is cushion time between priorities.

ThreeGet your priorities

done near the beginning of your

shift/day.

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

Four

Make AppointmentsWith Yourself

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

Five Go with your biorhythms.

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

SixDo one thing at a time.

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

SevenDelegate what onlyYOU cannot do.

Six ways to be a more

“The Law of the Inner Circle says that those

closest to the leader will determine the success of that leader.” – John Maxwell

Eight Deal with the “interrupters.”

Intentional, Effective Time Manager:

Eight ways to be a more

“Time is the most valuable coin in

your life. You and you alone

will determine how that coin will be spent.

Be careful that you do not let other

people spend it for you.”

–Carl Sandburg

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NineUse Your ValuesAs a Filter

We all have 1,440 minutes

in our day!

Allocate them well.

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