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What if you could change your life in 30 pages? And for less than the price of a fancy coffee?
Tell Your Time: How to Manage Your Schedule so You Can Live Free will help you identify the most important things — and the most important people — in your life. You will easily set goals and learn how to manage your time efficiently so no thing — or no one — falls through the cracks. Read over 200 reviews and get more info on Amazon.
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Looking for the printable tools I mention throughout the book? Click any of the images below to download a PDF.
Step 2: Roles & Goals
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In Step 2: Plan, you will define your current roles as well as create basic life skills for each. Download Roles & Goals now.
Step 2: Activities
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Also in Step 2: Plan, you will identify daily or weekly activities to accomplish for each of your roles. Download the Activities worksheet now.
Step 3: The Grid
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In Step 3: Place, you will categorize each of the activities you listed in Part 2 by determining whether they are negotiable or nonnegotiable and fixed or flexible. Download the Grid now.
Step 4: Schedule
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In Step 4: Plot, you will create your weekly schedule, incorporating the most important things in your life, ensuring the priorities don’t fall through the cracks. Download the blank Schedule worksheet now. (Please note: This download is not editable but meant to be printed out and completed. I created mine below in Microsoft Word with all the colors so it would be easier to decipher in the ebook. I actually find that pencil and paper work splendidly for this, as you can erase and rearrange your blocks as needed.)
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My Worksheets
Here are my completed worksheets from the ebook if you’d like to take a closer look:
My Grid (from Step 3):
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My Schedule (from Step 4):
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