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  1. 1. “Mastering Workplace Performance” Enhanced Productivity & Performance Practices A Workplace Performance Presentation by Jason W. Womack, MEd, MA
  2. 2. 15% The Principles of Productivity: How to combine personal working styles with company culture for success 20% Setting the Stage for a More Productive Day: Knowing what you need and how to plan for more productive days 15% Engaging Others in Upleveling their Productivity: Managing meetings, expectations and results 30% Effective Time Management Techniques: 5 tools and techniques to use to get more done, faster, with less effort 15% Assessing Progress and Enhancing Structure: Tracking resource management for measurable results 5% Building an Accountability Program: Identify a workplace performance goal and plan for implementation
  3. 3. 17 May 2011 Seattle, WA
  4. 4. THANK YOU
  5. 5. T I M E
  6. 6. T What are qualities of I an effective Time Manager? M E
  7. 7. T I M E
  8. 8. What are practices T of an ineffective Time Manager? I M E
  9. 9. 4 Limited Resources We Manage Every Day
  10. 10. 4 Limited Resources We Manage Every Day •Time
  11. 11. 4 Limited Resources We Manage Every Day •Time •Energy
  12. 12. 4 Limited Resources We Manage Every Day •Time •Energy •Focus
  13. 13. 4 Limited Resources We Manage Every Day •Time •Energy •Focus •Tools/Systems
  14. 14. How it works... • Tools/Systems • Focus • Energy • Time
  15. 15. Please send as many questions as possible. I will address them all either during the presentation or via our blog after our seminar... Email questions to: Jason@WomackCompany.co m text to: 805-798-1362
  16. 16. 805-798-1362 For each and every question I receive about today’s seminar, I loan $1 to an entrepreneur at www.Kiva.or g (record is $37.00!)
  17. 17. 125 loans in 3 years
  18. 18. the more I know about how I work, the more we can be effective ...a “working
  19. 19. 3
  20. 20. Please underline 3 words that relate to your professional focus on managing time productively.
  21. 21. Resources See Quality Hear Principles Practice Performance Utilize Productivity Improve Opportunities Being Priorities Managing Team Taking Organization Work Behaviors Live Systems Have Improvement Synchronize Seminar Design Sustainable Leading Vision Resulting Role Coach
  22. 22. NOUN VERB
  23. 23. NOUN VERB design action vision task process delegation
  24. 24. NOUN VERB design action vision task process delegation
  25. 25. Self Assessment
  26. 26. Significant aspects: managing time productively S= Skills P= N=
  27. 27. Significant aspects: managing time productively S= Skills P= Purpose N=
  28. 28. Significant aspects: managing time productively S= Skills P= Purpose N= Network
  29. 29. Significant aspects: managing time productively S= Skills P= Purpose N= Network
  30. 30. Where does your focus go, when you’re focused on one thing?
  31. 31. Focus
  32. 32. Focus changes everything
  33. 33. Brain Storm
  34. 34. Focus on as much as possible...
  35. 35. Focus on as much as possible... Think about your work AND your areas of focus this week, this month, and for the rest of the year.
  36. 36. Focus on as much as possible... Think about your work AND your areas of focus this week, this month, and for the rest of the year.
  37. 37. Focus on as much as possible... Think about your work AND your areas of focus this week, this month, and for the rest of the year. Simply write what you think about.
  38. 38. Focus on as much as possible... Think about your work AND your areas of focus this week, this month, and for the rest of the year. Simply write what you think about.
  39. 39. Focus on as much as possible... Think about your work AND your areas of focus this week, this month, and for the rest of the year. Simply write what you think about. It’s easy, just answer the question, “What else...?”
  40. 40. Focus on as much as possible... Think about your work AND your areas of focus this week, this month, and for the rest of the year. Simply write what you think about. It’s easy, just answer the question, “What else...?”
  41. 41. Focus on as much as possible... Think about your work AND your areas of focus this week, this month, and for the rest of the year. Simply write what you think about. It’s easy, just answer the question, “What else...?” No one will see this but you
  42. 42. Focus on as much as possible... Think about your work AND your areas of focus this week, this month, and for the rest of the year. Simply write what you think about. It’s easy, just answer the question, “What else...?” No one will see this but you
  43. 43. Focus on as much as possible... Think about your work AND your areas of focus this week, this month, and for the rest of the year. Simply write what you think about. It’s easy, just answer the question, “What else...?” No one will see this but you Go for quantity...in 7 minutes, write 50+ items!
  44. 44. Fill in each blank line with something that you can bring to mind...
  45. 45. Fill in each blank line with something that you can bring to mind... Please write down at least 50 items. Big...Small...Work...Life...Projects...Tasks...
  46. 46. Practic
  47. 47. Practic makes
  48. 48. Practic makes habit
  49. 49. Comfort doing the same thing + Number of Repetitions 1 2 3 4
  50. 50. What do you spend Time, Energy and Focus doing by 10am each day? (Start with the obvious/easy ones!)
  51. 51. What can you DELETE?
  52. 52. What can you DELEGATE?
  53. 53. What tools/systems could you use to get your work done during the work- day? (Start with the obvious/easy ones!)
  54. 54. What Tools/Systems/Gear can you: Use more?
  55. 55. What Tools/Systems/Gear can you: Combine?
  56. 56. What Tools/Systems/Gear can you: Use less?
  57. 57. What do you do “about” once a month to rejuvenate, revitalize & reengage?
  58. 58. Could practicing something new build a new habit?
  59. 59. If it could, what habits would you practice?
  60. 60. In order for you to “be, work, live” at your 100%...
  61. 61. What will you need to have done...
  62. 62. What will you need to have done...how will you need to have been...?
  63. 63. 8
  64. 64. I am at my best when ... page 7
  65. 65. AtMyBest1@mykeepsy.co m
  66. 66. Set up your Daily Dashboard... and review it several times each day.
  67. 67. Set up your Daily Dashboard... and review it several times each day. www.OutlookDashboard.com
  68. 68. www.OutlookDashboard.com
  69. 69. www.OutlookDashboard.com
  70. 70. www.OutlookDashboard.com
  71. 71. www.OutlookDashboard.com
  72. 72. www.OutlookDashboard.com
  73. 73. www.OutlookDashboard.com
  74. 74. Paper Systems to set up a dashboard include: Legal pad Time Design Day Runner Day Timer Franklin Planner etc
  75. 75. CONTROL + SHIFT + M = A New E-mail Message (While you’re reviewing your calendar!)
  76. 76. For complete directions on setting up your Outlook Dashboard… Please visit: www.OutlookDashboard.com Weʼll send the 39-page eBook for free this week…E-mail to request your own copy!
  77. 77. Create (and maintain, and review!) agendas for people you meet or speak with regularly
  78. 78. Remember, all of these tips are method first, technology second...
  79. 79. Remember, all of these tips are method first, technology second... This one tip can save you between 10-50% of the time you spend in meetings, whether formal and scheduled or impromptu “in the hallway.”
  80. 80. Agendas: A tool to maximize interruptions Names Upcoming topics of discussion Questions/Comments/Clarifications/Requests (1-12 weeks out...)
  81. 81. RIGHT-CLICK Hold and Drag to e-mail the agenda
  82. 82. Time Energy Focus
  83. 83. Time Energy Focus Systems and Tools
  84. 84. page 14
  85. 85. Use signatures as templates to answer frequently asked questions or provide the same information to a different group or person. Knowledge Base...
  86. 86. Please think of one topic/ question you know you type repeatedly to anyone via e- mail...
  87. 87. Please think of one topic/ question you know you type repeatedly to anyone via e- mail... Directions... Contact information... How to... What are the benefits of... Where to find the... etc...
  88. 88. Do you have a signature with just your contact information?
  89. 89. Do you have a signature with just your contact information?
  90. 90. This one “signature” is 1343 words long. Enough to save me about _?__ minutes of typing/thinking time.
  91. 91. This one “signature” is 1343 words long. Enough to save me about _?__ minutes of typing/thinking time. If I typed 50 words a minute... 26 minutes!
  92. 92. important Important urgent not urgent not important not important not urgent urgent
  93. 93. + Preparation + Prevention + Values clarification + Planning + Relationships + Recreation
  94. 94. There are THREE kinds of work...
  95. 95. The work you have to “do” (To Do lists)
  96. 96. Pages 17-18
  97. 97. Questions to ask: What is the First Next Step? Where would I start on this? How would I get started? Who can I talk to to begin on this?
  98. 98. The Outcomes You’re Managing (Project Inventory)
  99. 99. Pages 19-20
  100. 100. Questions to ask: What will this look like when I am done? What is the final outcome of this? What will be true when I am finished? How will I know when this is done?
  101. 101. Debrief: The Week, Significant Projects, Important Events
  102. 102. Now, bring to mind a BIG project you’re about to start... Fill in each line with one thing related to THAT specific project
  103. 103. THANK YOU
  104. 104. Join the 5-week Mastering Workplace Performance Online program Email today for your information packet, next session, June 2011... jason@womackcompany.com

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