Join Dave Crenshaw for an in-depth discussion in this video Placing a value on your time, part of Time Management Tips Weekly.
- In my course on time management fundamentals I help people…identify their two most valuable activities and to put…a rough value of their time spent in these activities.…I want to explore this with you in a simplified way.…Simply take whatever money that you make per year…from all your sources and divide it by 2080.…Why 2080 because that's roughly how many hours there are…in an average 40 hour work week over the course of the year.…
It's just a way to standardize your value per hour.…For instance, if I said I was making $50,000 per year…and I divided that by 2080 that means that my time…is worth $24 an hour.…I know that in real life things don't always neatly…align that way but it gives you and me a starting point.…This number sets up a question we can ask ourselves…for prioritizing tasks.…The question is if I hired someone else to do this task…for me would I make money from it?…Here's an example that isn't perfect for everyone…but it illustrates the point.…
Imagine that you're in a sales position.…You have an important meeting tomorrow and you know…
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Dave Crenshaw
Updated
4/23/2018Released
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- Reducing interruptions
- Dealing with feeling overwhelmed
- Responding to quick questions
- Making the most of meetings
- Following up
- Implementing a closed door, open calendar policy
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 5s
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Time management for students2m 59s
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Ending meetings with action1m 44s
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Building a not-to-do list2m 46s
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Avoiding the crowd mindset2m 58s
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Placing a value on your time3m 30s
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How to schedule a meeting3m 35s
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How to develop flexibility4m 19s
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The trouble with texting3m 48s
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Create a perhaps list4m 58s
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Reduce attention switches4m 46s
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Adapt your favorite app4m 33s
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Make time to get more time3m 49s
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