2017- Getting It Done! – Effective Productivity Strategies Seminar
Date and Time
Wednesday Apr 12, 2017
8:30 AM - 10:30 AM PDT
Description
Do you feel there is too much on your plate right now? Got a lot of balls in the air? Do you need a system to help ensure you get it all done?
Join the Burnaby Board of Trade and Scott Friesen of Simpletivity for Getting It Done!, an interactive seminar on effective task management strategies to help you get and stay focused, organized and efficient.
In today's multi-tasking business world, it's vital to have a system so you can stay on top of your work. In this actionable session, you'll learn efficient and powerful ways to manage all of your commitments and ensure you are at your productive best. This session is a must for any professional looking for results from creating better work and task management habits!
In this seminar you'll learn:
- How to break overwhelming projects into manageable tasks
- How to prevent procrastination and achieve greater focus
- Why prioritizing your work actually hurts productivity
- How to develop a daily routine to focus on your most important tasks
- To create a meaningful plan using the '2-Do' list method
Event Details:
Date: April 12
Time: 8:30am - 10:30am
Venue: Best Western Plus Coquitlam Inn & Convention Centre
Cost: BBOT Members - $10 per
Non Members - $25 per
Register: Call 604-412-0100, email us, or sign up online
Thanks to our venue sponsor:
About our Presenter:
Scott Friesen is not too busy. He?s productive. There?s a difference. He is also the founder of Simpletivity training and consulting.
As a 'busyness killer', Scott helps people from all over the world improve their productivity. His time management techniques have benefited thousands of individuals and organizations alike. Managing email overload, never ending to-do lists, and technology distractions are among Scott?s specialties.
Through speeches, courses, and workshops, Scott provides powerful tools to those who want more out of their day. He has dedicated his life to helping others focus on what is most important and to do it with less stress. Because being too busy isn't productive.
