Comments on: Time Management is a Myth http://www.quietspacing.com/time_management/time-management-is-a-myth/ Manage Time Better. Enjoy Life More. Mon, 22 Aug 2011 15:43:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Time Management is a Myth | workflow directory http://www.quietspacing.com/time_management/time-management-is-a-myth/#comment-117 Time Management is a Myth | workflow directory Mon, 04 Oct 2010 14:26:38 +0000 http://www.quietspacing.com/?p=2309#comment-117 [...] the original: Time Management is a Myth Uncategorizedcalendar, efficiency, exercise, fingernails, leadership, prioritization, [...] [...] the original: Time Management is a Myth Uncategorizedcalendar, efficiency, exercise, fingernails, leadership, prioritization, [...]

]]> By: Paul H. Burton http://www.quietspacing.com/time_management/time-management-is-a-myth/#comment-116 Paul H. Burton Mon, 05 Jul 2010 19:04:14 +0000 http://www.quietspacing.com/?p=2309#comment-116 Susan: I just put You Can't Manage Time (Alder Business Publishing, 2006) on my readig list! Oh, and check back later today for the post I'm currently writing - Productivity Saboteurs: Identifying and Managing Them! Susan: I just put You Can’t Manage Time (Alder Business Publishing, 2006) on my readig list! Oh, and check back later today for the post I’m currently writing – Productivity Saboteurs: Identifying and Managing Them!

]]> By: Susan de la Vergne http://www.quietspacing.com/time_management/time-management-is-a-myth/#comment-115 Susan de la Vergne Mon, 05 Jul 2010 18:56:27 +0000 http://www.quietspacing.com/?p=2309#comment-115 Amen! Time cannot be managed! I wrote a book about it--YOU CAN'T MANAGE TIME (Alder Business Publishing, 2006)which you might enjoy, since it's in alignment with much of what you say here. You're right: It's all about productivity. Amen! Time cannot be managed! I wrote a book about it–YOU CAN’T MANAGE TIME (Alder Business Publishing, 2006)which you might enjoy, since it’s in alignment with much of what you say here. You’re right: It’s all about productivity.

]]> By: Paul H. Burton http://www.quietspacing.com/time_management/time-management-is-a-myth/#comment-114 Paul H. Burton Sun, 04 Jul 2010 23:09:09 +0000 http://www.quietspacing.com/?p=2309#comment-114 Thanks for your note Natalie. It's always a pleasure. As you point out, the mid-day review is a centering device. It forces you back on the tracks based on priorities versus perceived exigencies. I find that once you get the thrice daily behavior in place, you can move it to the every-other-hour habit which really keeps you nailed down! Thanks for your note Natalie. It’s always a pleasure. As you point out, the mid-day review is a centering device. It forces you back on the tracks based on priorities versus perceived exigencies. I find that once you get the thrice daily behavior in place, you can move it to the every-other-hour habit which really keeps you nailed down!

]]> By: Natalie http://www.quietspacing.com/time_management/time-management-is-a-myth/#comment-113 Natalie Sun, 04 Jul 2010 17:40:14 +0000 http://www.quietspacing.com/?p=2309#comment-113 Great post!. My first reaction was to think that the mid-day review wasn't neccessay. Then I started to think about all the times I've been side tracked by a new item that I thought would be a quick win but was much more complicated. They often took the rest of the day and pushed back the original priorities for the day. I'm gong to work on incorporating the mid- day review in my day. Great post!. My first reaction was to think that the mid-day review wasn’t neccessay. Then I started to think about all the times I’ve been side tracked by a new item that I thought would be a quick win but was much more complicated. They often took the rest of the day and pushed back the original priorities for the day.

I’m gong to work on incorporating the mid- day review in my day.

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