Personal Effectiveness

7 rules for 7 days

Individuals and teams who want to improve their productivity and efficiency through better management of themselves, their time and their priorities.

• To become aware of the changes to be introduced in personal and professional life in order to be more efficient and productive.
• Collect practical and immediately applicable tools and generate commitments to change.
• Generate a positive impact on the quality of life and work that will also have an impact on the relationships within the team.
• Positively impact our personal-professional balance.

Through the 7 steps of this eminently practical workshop, we will discover the 7 most important concepts to manage your time and priorities.

Being productive means, above all, knowing how to manage yourself, being clear about what you want and how you want it, committing yourself to what really interests you and knowing how to choose what to do at any given moment according to how you are and your priorities.

During the workshop we will address the following concepts:

• Know how to prioritize and separate the urgent from the important.
• Manage the expectations of the different people who interact with us: bosses, colleagues, customers...
• Know how to deal with distractions, interruptions and demands of others with assertiveness.
• Effective use of different communication tools (e-mail, Slack...).
• Understand how to plan realistically to optimize your work.
• Manage your calendar more efficiently.
• Better understand how I work (my preferences) and what tools can help me the most.

We will put into practice these concepts and tools through dynamics and exercises. We will also work on beliefs that limit us to change. You will be invited to reflect individually and collectively on your most common management practices and also to make commitments to change.

Each participant will receive a template to formalize their individual commitments.

Open-plan room, chairs, flip chart and projector.

Whenever possible, this workshop should be carried out with teams that work together on a regular basis; this offers a very interesting added value, as you discover routines and practices in your day-to-day work that need to be corrected and changed together!