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Smart Learning: How to Get Things Done

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Smart Learning is the Chamber’s educational programme, with interactive events run by some of the most experienced practitioners in the art of business - from social media and marketing to PR and branding to finance and pitching.

 

Join us at the The Lighthouse on Tuesday 19th April for...

 

How to Get Things Done

 

We’re all overwhelmed with ‘too much to do’ in too little time and a constant sense of information overload. Most ‘time management’ courses focus on trying to manage time, but time isn’t usually the problem (and indeed it can’t be ‘managed’) – it’s about your choices, actions, attention and energy.

 

Workflow– the art of dealing effectively with the sheer volume of commitments and potential commitments that enter our lives – is what we all need to focus on.

 

At this workshop, Russell Caird from Think Productive will give you tips and tricks to implement a simple, foolproof system to organise and define your work. You’ll learn about how to deal with interruptions, paperwork, creativeideas, information and unmanaged com­mitments and how to define, organise and prioritise the important actions.

 

Most importantly of all, you’ll learn how to reduce stress by eliminating those nagging feelings of doubt, guilt and ‘overload panic’ and replace them with a playful, purposeful and productive momentum.

 

During the session, you’ll learn about

 

  • Overcoming ‘information overload’ and stress
  • Practical principles to deal with the five key phases of workflow
  • Working out where your current workflow strengths and weaknesses lie
  • Key productivity theories that work
  • Practical tools to manage and reduce interruptions
  • The power of batch-processing and context-based thinking
  • The 80-20 principle and two-minute rule to increase your productivity

About the trainers

Russell Caird has over 25 years of experiencein the Financial Services industry. Since moving into consultancy, he’s beenable to use this ‘hands on’ experience to help individuals and teams achieve their potential through original and interactive workshops.

 

Russell has a relaxed, informal approach witha clear focus on delivering measurable outcomes. An accomplished facilitator, he has worked with a range of blue chip clients to design and deliver training programmes including sales skills, culture change, customer service, teamworking and team development.

 

About Think Productive

 

Think Productive are a time management trainingspecialist providing fun workshops with practical at-desk coaching to helpemployees increase productivity, beat stress, feel more in control of theirwork and develop playful, productive momentum. They are passionate aboutbringing concepts such as “getting things done”and “inbox zero”directly to people’s desks.

Think Productive offer practical workshops in "GettingYour Inbox to Zero", "Email Training", "How to Get Things Done"and "Meetings Training".

For more information visit their website ThinkProductive.

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Our partner organisation for this session is Profitnet.

Please note that Profitnet members should call 01273 719097 to book a place at the member rate of £50. 

 

Tuesday 19 April, 9:15 am - 1:00 pm
The Lighthouse, 28 Kensington Street, Brighton
£50.00 to members, £80.00 for guests
Online booking is now closed. To book your place please call the office on 01273 719097.
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