The purpose of creating this group is intended to help participants identify how to make the best use of time - and any habits they might need to break. Time Management and Personal Productivity begin with your commitment to change and is not difficult providing that you commit to action.
Often we find ourselves in a situation where we "run out of time" with so many things still to do. Therefore anyone who wants to share their knowledge and/or experiences or learn more about managing their time and thus improve their personal productivity is invited to join in the fun.
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Started by Karen Hardman Apr 16. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hi All,Priority Management is a global training company operating in 75 locations worldwide. Our mostly widely used programmes are out Working Sm@rt programmes. These…Continue
Started by Leon du Plessis Sep 14, 2012. 0 Replies 1 Like
Here are a few guidelines on Communication and Productivity along with an invite to share your ideas.For any business to prosper effective communication is essential. It iliminates time wasting and…Continue
Started by Leon du Plessis. Last reply by Belinda-lee Heydenrych Sep 13, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Welcome to Belinda-lee -Hope you have browsed through the discussions in our group. Please feel free to share with all of us your ideas. The aim of this group - amongst others - is to learn and add…Continue
Started by Leon du Plessis Sep 6, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Every individual performs better at certain times of the day. You should utilize these periods when you are able to focus and concentrate more fully during study times for your demanding classes. It…Continue
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