Time Management & Organization

Doing Less to Do More
When feeling overwhelmed and overburdened, people often look for the one strategy or tool to fix all their issues. Unfortunately, it just does not work that way; there is no magic solution. The most effective way for you to manage your time and improve your organization is to focus only on those parts of your work that are necessary and your responsibility. The key is identifying what those parts are and reducing, eliminating, or delegating the rest. The resources below can help you develop your unique approach to successful time management and organization.
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This Harvard Researcher’s ‘Quite Time Protocol’ Will Increase Your Productivity 65 Percent (Jessica Stillman)
Statistics on Meetings (Otter)
Stop Emailing at Midnight (Katherine Spinney)
Believing These 3 Myths About Multitasking May Be Ruining Your Productivity (Fast Company)
Proof that Positive Cultures are More Productive (Harvard Business Review)
How to give your team more time: 5 Ways Managers Can Help Solve Employee Time Management Issues (Jory MacKay)
Misconceptions New Managers Have About Time Management (Makeda Andrews)
Inside the Mind of a Master Procrastinator (Tim Urban TED Talk)
How to Multiply Your Time (Rory Vaden’s 18-minute TED Talk)
Learn When to Say No (Harvard Business Review)
How to Set Boundaries at Work When It’s Hard (Forbes)
8 Golden Rules of Effective Delegation and How to Delegate to the Best People (Dan Lok)
9 Proven Time Management Techniques and Tools (USAHS)
How to Get Organized: 17 Tips that Actually Work (Alicia Raeburn)
Time Management Skills: 3-minute crash course (WilyManager)
The Science Behind Procrastination (Eric Jaffe)