Manage Your Time or Master Your Time

Mastering Your Time is important in achieving success in any area of your life.  There is a difference between managing your time and mastering your time.  

Managing your Time means that you use a calendar to schedule events and keep track of schedules.  Mastering your Time is more than just having a calendar.  Mastering your Time is about establishing an operational process that provides you with the ability to execute your goal-directed actions effectively.  Mastering Your Time is about achieving the goals you desire.  It is about reaching your outcome a month or year from now, not just attending a meeting on your calendar.

Mastering Your Time as an Essential Element

As part of the Living as a Champion program, Champion Time Mastery is one of the essential elements to maintaining your success.  If you do not master your time by following the processes that are outlined in this course, you will not be able to reap the rewards that come from this program.

The first lesson provides you with the what and why of utilizing time mastery in your life.  The second lesson – The Seven Pillars of Time Mastery – provides you with the instruction on how to achieve the positive results of Champion Time Mastery in your life.

Seven Pillars of Time Mastery

In the Seven Pillars of Time Mastery, you will be able to download a PDF file that will provide you with copies of all the Time Mastery elements.  You may print this copy to use as a guide as you improve your skills in the Time Mastery process.   Once you have learned the concepts of Mastering Your Time, you will be able to apply those concepts to any system you chose to use including both a smart phone or a paper calendar system.  

What is important is that you master the concepts and make the Champion Time Mastery process a habit of thought.

Watch this Video – The Introduction to Time Mastery

 

 

The Quiz listed below is provided for your own review and is optional.  You may take it now, return later or move on to the next lesson using the navigation to the right