Here is a brief video I did that explains why most people fail in their efforts to implement new time management systems.
I posted an article with some similar ideas over at the Stepcase Lifehack website, and I received a comment from a user who called the idea of upgrading rather than replacing a “gentler approach.”
Wow.
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The upgrade approach of changing time management habits one habit at a time, is a useful and powerful concept. It increases the possibility of optimizing the use of your time. Thanks for the insight.
Hi Fancis, Thanks for sharing this video. I totally agree with your advice on changing one habit at a time. It helps because I’m in the process of preparing a TM workshop and its taking the direction of Tony Swhartz’s Energy vs Time Management. Anyway, just did not want to leave without a comment of appreciation. That my friend is a ritual that I have recently adopted. Thanks again.