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Category Archives: Coaching
Helping Clients Solve Time Management Problems
Recently, I have been thinking about making the 2Time methods available to consultants, coaches and trainers, or anyone who wants to use them to diagnose a client’s time management skills. In the NewHabits program (and MyTimeDesign 1.0.Plus) I have devised … Continue reading
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Coaching Using the 2Time Principles
It recently struck me that someone who coaches for a living should be able to use the 2Time thinking to become a better coach in time management. The principles of good coaching are simple, as I learned them from Thomas … Continue reading
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New Employees and Their Time Management Systems
In my wildest imaginings I can picture a new employee who, in their orientation, is taught that they must develop their own time management system if they hope to get ahead in the company. They could learn in just a … Continue reading
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Coaching a Professional on their Productivity
As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, one of the benefits I have found in the use of the 2Time approach is that it functions as a useful diagnostic tool. When I work alongside other professionals I have found myself better … Continue reading
A Powerful Coaching Tool
One of the side-benefits that I am realizing from the 2Time system is its value as a coaching tool. In much the same way that a master coach like Yoda or Rafiki could look at their proteges and very quickly … Continue reading
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Coaching Using 2Time
One benefit of the 2Time system is that it’s an effective tool for coaching, and even self-coaching. Using the components to look at a professional’s time management system is a little like using a cheat sheet, or diagnostic tool to … Continue reading
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