Time Management for Entrepreneurs

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    1. Utilizing the Time Quadrant System
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    Sometimes it feels like there’s not enough time in the day! Learn to utilize the Time Quadrant system to optimize productivity and make the most of each day.

    Utilizing the Time Quadrant System
    with Bruce Wade

    Sometimes it feels like there’s not enough time in the day! Learn to utilize the Time Quadrant system to optimize productivity and make the most of each day.

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    2. Utilizing a Time Hierarchy
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    Organizing priorities and setting goals are essential to time management, but how do you start? Learn the hierarchy of time to obtain your big picture vision.

    Utilizing a Time Hierarchy
    with Bruce Wade

    Organizing priorities and setting goals are essential to time management, but how do you start? Learn the hierarchy of time to obtain your big picture vision.

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    3. Understanding Energy Cycles
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    Are you an early bird or a night owl? Map your daily energy cycle and learn self-management tools by creating a daily energy cycle profile for yourself.

    Understanding Energy Cycles
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    Are you an early bird or a night owl? Map your daily energy cycle and learn self-management tools by creating a daily energy cycle profile for yourself.

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    4. Strategies for Effective To-Do Lists
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    To-Do Lists can grow and grow with no end in sight. Take control by learning to divide your task list into categories A, B, C, and D-Cubed to prioritize.

    Strategies for Effective To-Do Lists
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    To-Do Lists can grow and grow with no end in sight. Take control by learning to divide your task list into categories A, B, C, and D-Cubed to prioritize.

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    5. The Importance of Delegating
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    Trusting your staff and delegating tasks can be nerve-wracking but it’s necessary for effective time management. Master delegation and free up your time.

    The Importance of Delegating
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    Trusting your staff and delegating tasks can be nerve-wracking but it’s necessary for effective time management. Master delegation and free up your time.

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    Austin P
    I would love to watch but after almost 2 hours dealing with the horrible lag, I'm moving on.
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    Bruce Wade
    Austin. Sorry to hear about the delay in buffering. I have passed this on to the technical guys to look at.
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    William T
    This was a useful lesson on how to manage time. I am using just my mind and it helped show the inefficiencies of that. Thank you!
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    William T
    This was very useful.
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    Marie D
    Thank you! Liked the way this information was presented. Wish I was employed, I would send you a tip.
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    Conor C
    Not sure I completely agree that quadrant 4 includes things like checking e-mail and cleaning the house. Those seem like quadrant 2 activities because they are important, but not urgent. They could become quadrant 1 because, if ignored for too long, they start to infringe on your productivity. Quadrant 4, not important and not urgent, I saw as watching TV and other things that should be entirely minimized.
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    Bruce Wade
    Conor I agree with you. Each person has different priorities that they need to put into different quadrants. Some you see as Q2 activities may be Q1 or Q4 for others. That is why we go through the framework with a few examples then allow you to set your own standards on where activities in your life fits best. But of course honesty needs to be applied at all levels, so we don't lie to ourselves and just spend time in bed doing nothing thinking it is a Q1 activity. Thanks for your input.
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    Conor C
    Teaching another valuable lesson in the comments! Always try to see things through other's perspectives. Thanks Bruce, great answer.
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