Managing time is not just about being well organised: many people who are well organised achieve very little, in their jobs or in their personal lives. Neither is there a panacea for what is one of the most stressful aspects of modern working life: how to manage your important in the midst of a barrage of demands from others who want to 'steal' your time. Managing you time effectively can, however, make the difference between operating successfully as a growing business, or disappearing under a mountain of conflicting tasks. Eat the Elephants and Fight the Ants, the new, updated edition of Being Successful in Time Management, demonstrates systematically how to become better at time management, how to recognise the 'time stealers', how to set aside time each day for the important tasks, how to prioritise and how to successfully juggle your daily workload. Eat the Elephants and Fight the Ants provides an accessible and user-friendly approach to the common problem of not having enough time. This book will tell you how to focus on the right things, how to find time for what is important in the job and how to let go of some of the routine and less significant tasks.
Tom McConalogue offers you real choices to select what may work for you and the opportunity to develop those choices into practical actions.