The top ten time wasters in your working week
The top ten time wasters in your working week
There are 1,440 minutes in a day and each of us have the same allocated amount. Some people manage to achieve much more than others. So, how can we free up time to help lead a better business and ultimately a happier life?

1. Lack of clear goals.
Planning and setting SMART goals provides clarity. SMART = Specific, Measurable, Attainable or Achievable, and most importantly Time-bound. Have your goals documented and visible.
What are your biggest time wasters? Identify your top 3 and take ownership and responsibility to minimise them today!
"Regretting wasted time is wasting more time." - Anon
Check out how we can help you plan more effectively!

Camelia graduated from Massey University Auckland in 2005 with a PGDip in Psychology majoring in I/O (work) psychology.
As a Senior Consultant she looks closely at the business and also at the people leading it.
She guides them towards new, more relevant and meaningful ways to grow their business and their relationships or to solve business challenges.
Camelia Petrus, PGDip Work Psychology
Senior Consultant, Business Development
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