I really appreciated your wisdom you left on my blog. I sent you a reply but if it does not get to you, I want to say thank you

I have added a fourth instalment of my blog called Quantity Time vs. Quality Time – http://wp.me/pJL9V-S

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Sean Cooper

Great Blog. Quick to the point. I will definitely grab the books I have not read yet.

I agree with you that Time Management does not work. This is because it is a useless exercise. If time does not change for anyone and shows no preference or favouritism, thus giving all of us the same 24 hours in a day to get things done, then the notion that one can manage time is erroneous. You can not manage something that has no variances. However, what we can manage within a designed time frame is our Task(s). I not talking about semantics, I talking about establishing a different mindset (like the one you mentioned in your blog) as you tackle your day to day operation. Time Management for an example: we would use organizational tips to save time on the front end but because we are still focused on time and getting as much done as possible within that time, we will automatically full out schedule again on the back end. Task Management in its simplest terms deals with understanding each task and how they work within your time frame and then allocating them accordingly. The results are more things done at the quality and standard you desire, less stress and more quality time. This will empower your personal and business life.

If you are interested in reading more and I am sure you could pull a few nuggets for your use in your business, check out my blog on the Myth of Time Management. So far I have add three blogs with more to come explaining this concept and how it can empower our daily lives.

Please leave a comment or two – I would be interested in hearing some of your wisdom.

http://wp.me/pJL9V-3 – Part 1
http://wp.me/pJL9V-i – Part 2
http://wp.me/pJL9V-t – Part 3

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Thanks

Sean Cooper