Time Management Programmes in Ja/T&T

In the past month, I have scheduled my once-a-year time management programmes in Jamaica and Trinidad.  Both will happen in January 2010.  For updates, send email to [email protected].

Also, I have produced a variety of time management publications that have generated a great deal of interest, with a variety of products that are available for free.

The e-book “The 6 Surprising Mistakes that GTD’ers Make” has been released (GTD is short for Getting Things Done) and is available as a free download by clicking here.  When you get your e-book, you’ll also receive directions to an audio version, plus a 6-part video series that will only help to make the task of learning to avoid the mistakes a bit easier.

Also, I published an article on the Stepcase Lifehack website entitled “Scoring 100% in Time Management” that I recommend for anyone who thinks that they must implement ALL parts of any new system they discover.  The post can be read by clicking here.

Tune into the 2Time blog for more information on items to be released in the near future!  Click here to be taken to my 2Time: Time Management 2.0 website.

Caribbean Leadership Conversations 1 (and 2)

Leadership conversationsAn interesting event is being conducted on October 29th at the University of the West Indies, Mona campus.  (Update: the second version of the event will be conducted on Nov16th.)

I’ll be part of a panel that will take questions from the floor in what looks like an intense session that I think is going to be exciting evening.  it’s also planned as the first of several opportunities for ideas to be shared in a variety of open forums, located at UWI.

Click here to be taken to the Facebook page that describes the event.

Articles 1-2 at YourMoney ezine

A few weeks ago, I was invited to join the team of columnists for YourMoney ezine, the most popular online publication for Jamaican professionals.

YourMoneyThe first article was sent out today, and the topic happens to be one that I am exploring in this month’s issue of FirstCuts: how the plantation culture has carried over to the workplaces of today.

To view part 1 of the series in YourMoney ezine click here.

P.S. Part 2 was added a few weeks later, and can be accessed by clicking here.