The more you strive to win one domain of life (e.g. work), the more the other three domains (yourself, your home, and your community) must loose, but that shouldn't be so. Trading-off can leave you feeling exhausted, unfulfilled, or isolated. And it hurts the people you care about the most.
To Win in all domains of life you must learn to manage your time, space and people around you. But most important you must learn to manage yourself.
2. Do you want to be happy
with your career, maintain
positive relationships, stay
healthy and live life with
integrity?
Then this is for you!
3. There are new ways of doing things
that would carry minimal risk and let
you see results very quickly.
Lets have a look at them:
4. 1. Tracking and Reflecting:
Keeping a record of activities, thoughts,
and feelings,
Assessing progress on personal and
professional goals,
Increasing self-awareness &
maintaining priorities.
5. Examples:
Record visits to the gym along with
changes in energy levels.
Track the times of day when you feel
most engaged or most lethargic.
6. 2. Planning and Organizing
Taking actions designed to better use
time.
Prepare for the future
Plan for prospect
7. Examples
Use a PDA for all activities, not just
work.
Share your schedule with someone else
Prepare for the week on Sunday
evening.
8. 3. Rejuvenating and Restoring:
Attending to body, mind and spirit
Attending to daily living and working
with renewed power, focus and
commitment.
9. Examples:
Quit unhealthy physical habits
(smoking, drinking)
Make time for reading a novel
Engage in activities that improve
emotional and spiritual health (yoga,
meditation, etc.)
10. 4. Appreciating and Caring:
Having fun with people (by doing things
with coworkers outside work)
Appreciating relationships as a way of
bonding at a basic human level
Respect the whole person, which
increases trust
Caring for others
11. Examples:
Join a book group or health club with
coworkers
Help your son complete his homework
Devote one day a month to community
service
12. 5. Focusing and Concentrating
Being physically present,
psychologically present, or both when
needed to pay attention to stakeholders
who matter most
Sometimes this means saying no to
opportunities or obligations
Attempt to show more respect to
important people
The need to be accessible
13. Examples:
Turn off digital communication devices
at a set time
Set aside a specific time to focus on one
thing or person
Review e-mail at present times during
the day
14. 6. Revealing and Engaging
Sharing more of yourself with others
Listening to others
This will help others support your
values and the steps you want to take
towards your vision.
16. 7. Time Shifting and ‘Re-Placing’
Working remotely or during different
hours
Increase flexibility to fit efficiently in
family, community and personal
activities.
Questioning traditional assumptions
and trying innovative things to get
things done.
18. 8. Delegate and Developing
Reallocating tasks in ways that increase
trust
Develop skills in yourself and others
Working smarter and reducing or
eliminating low priority activities
Free up time
19. Examples
Hire a personal assistance
Have a subordinate take on some of
your responsibilities
20. 9. Exploring and Venturing
Taking steps towards a new job, career
or other activity that better aligns your
work, home, community and self; with
your core values and aspirations
21. Examples:
Take on new roles at work, such as a
cross-functional assignment.
Try a new coaching style.
Join the board of your child’s day care
centre.
23. Measure your Progress:
“The only way to fail in
an experiment is to fail
to learn from it.”
-Stewart D. Friedman
24. This is just the Start!
To Win in all domains of Life,
attend a training with me!
25. If you find these methods
valuable, connect with me:
Nadeem ur Rehman Khan
@nadeemurrehmank
nadeemurrehmankhan
To learn more about what I do visit:
www.LearnersEnrichmentCell.com
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