3-part Series on Time Management: Don't Manage your Team Manage Your Life - Part 2

Don't Manage Your Time—Manage Your Life

Priorities

No one escapes the pressures of demands, deadlines and difficulties, but it is easy to get confused which one has our first priority and which one gets our full attention. How we manage our priorities distinguishes the good from the great.

Daily Agenda

Nothing separates successful people from unsuccessful people more than how they use their time. Successful people understand that time is the most precious commodity on earth. As a result, they know where their time goes. They continually analyze how they are using their time and ask themselves the question, “Am I getting the best use out of my time?”

Law of Consistency

You must develop yourself to be successful. If you want to grow personally or professionally you have to be consistent. Your future is dependent upon your personal growth and consistency. The successful person has the habit of doing the things that unsuccessful people don't like to do.

I take individuals through how to stop working harder and start working smarter. With all of my trainings, I do hands-on learning and lots of practical application.

Instructor Bio

Ruth is the founder of Leadership Solutions, a leadership training and coaching practice dedicated to helping executives and individuals align with their purpose both professionally and personally. Using the DISC personality assessment and a deep exploration of values, Ruth guides clients in understanding who they are at their core before addressing challenges such as confidence, employee retention, and work-life balance with a focus on self-awareness and strategic growth. Ruth empowers leaders to navigate their careers and personal lives with clarity and confidence, transforming individuals to grow to their best ability.