1. Rory Vaden, MBA
Co-Founder of
Southwestern Consulting
ā¢New York Times bestselling author of Take the Stairs
ā¢Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking 1st Runner Up
ā¢Self-Discipline Strategist featured on Oprah radio, Fox News,
CNN, CNBC, CBS, in SUCCESS Magazine, Businessweek, Inc,
Wall St Journal and USA Today
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Purpose
4. A typical dayā¦
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ā¢ Emails
ā¢ Voicemails
ā¢ Text Messages
ā¢ Meetings
ā¢ Tweets
ā¢ Facebook Updates
ā¢ Conference Calls
ā¢ Getting ready
ā¢ Running errands
ā¢ Driving to and from
work
ā¢ Paying bills
ā¢ Doing housework
ā¢ Cooking and eating
Personal Preparation:
Up to 5 hours a day!!!!
8. Procrastinate on Purpose
What are the primary EXISTING strategies
people are using in regards to how they
choose to spend their TIME?
9. The idea was to develop tools and systems to
to get the MOST amount of TASKS done in a
dayā¦
Managing Your Time
This was all about being EFFICIENT.
12. The amount of BUSY WORK always EXPANDS to fill
the amount of TIME we allow to be AVAILABLE.
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13. Prioritizing Your Time
This strategy was to be EFFECTIVE by
learning to REALLOCATE your time
around your most IMPORTANT tasks
firstā¦
This was all about being EFFECTIVE.
14. 2. Important
but not Urgent
1. Important
and Urgent
3. Urgent but
not important
4. Not Urgent
and not
Important
16. Prioritizing Your Time
The idea was focus FIRST
on what matters MOSTā¦
FACULTYFAMILY FUN FINANCESFAITH FITNESS
17. Prioritizing Your Time
Prioritizing does NOT CREATE more
time. We are simply just BORROWING
time from one area of our life to give
to another.
FACULTYFAMILY FUN FINANCESFAITH FITNESS
18. Prioritizing Your Time
FACULTY FAMILY FUNFINANCES FAITH FITNESS
Prioritizing does NOT CREATE more
time. We are simply just BORROWING
time from one area of our life to give
to another.
19. Prioritizing Your Time
FACULTY FAMILYFUNFINANCES FAITHFITNESS
Prioritizing does NOT CREATE more
time. We are simply just BORROWING
time from one area of our life to give
to another.
20. We canāt use the same level of thinking
that CREATED THE PROBLEM
to also SOLVE THE PROBLEM.
- Albert Einstein
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21. How do the most successful people today, THINK
in regards to how they choose to spend their TIME?
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22. While most people make decisions based
upon only URGENCE or IMPORTANCE, a
MULTIPLIER factors in a third calculation
based on SIGNIFICANCE!
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SIGNIFICANT
24. Successful people donāt just make
decisions based on the HERE and
NOW; they make decisions based
upon a perspective of how it will
affect the FUTURE!
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SIGNIFICANT
25. ā¢ Urgency: How SOON does this matter?
ā¢ Importance: How MUCH does this matter?
ā¢ Significance: How LONG does this matter?
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SIGNIFICANT
27. MULTIPLY Your Time
You MULTIPLY your time by spending
time on things TODAY that will give you
more time TOMORROW.
28. You donāt need more TIPS & TRICKS,
CALENDARS & CHECKLISTS
TOOLS &TECHNOLOGYā¦
What You need isā¦
PERMISSION.
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29. MULTIPLY Your Time
You MULTIPLY your time by giving
yourself the EMOTIONAL PERMISSION to
spend time on things TODAY that will
give you more time TOMORROW.
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There is nothing so USELESS
as doing EFFICIENTLY
that which shouldnāt be done AT ALL.
- Peter Drucker
35. STEP 1: ELIMINATE
Examples of things that can be ELIMINATED
ā¢ Second-time decisions
ā¢ Watching TV (27 hrs per week*)/Chit chat
ā¢ Unnecessary meetings
ā¢ Long emails
ā¢ Confrontation emails
ā¢ Over-volunteering
ā¢ Being overly thorough
ā¢ Sharing your opinion on everything
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Insight
You are always saying NO to SOMETHING.
Anytime you say YES to one thing you are
simultaneously saying NO to something else.
48. ā¢ Social Media engagement
ā¢ Spam
ā¢ Importing business cards
ā¢ Shipping
ā¢ Paying bills
ā¢ Handling FAQs
ā¢ Buying gifts/ Sending thank youās
ā¢ Basic Follow-Up
ā¢ Etcā¦
STEP 2: AUTOMATE
Examples of things that can be AUTOMATED
49. ā¢ Chore Chart
ā¢ Scheduling Follow-
Up Calls
ā¢ Categorical
Schedule
ā¢ Setting up email
rules
STEP 2: AUTOMATE
Examples of things that can be AUTOMATED
Anything that eliminates āThink Timeā
56. This would just be FASTER
If I did it MYSELF.
Fear Number 3
Logical
Emotional
57. Training Time Calculationā¦
30X Rule
5 minutes per day to complete the task
X 30 = 150 minutes of training time invested
5 minutes per day on the task
X 250 work days per year
= 1250 minutes per year
Less the 150 minutes of training is a gain of 1100 minutes.
Divided by the 150 minutes invested in teaching =
733% RETURN on TIME INVESTED
Stick with it!
59. The Money Value of Time
Annual Income Hourly Rate of Pay
(50 hrs/wk)
$40,000 $16.67
$75,000 $31.25
$100,000 $41.66
$150,000 $62.50
$250,000 $104.17
$350,000 $145.83
$500,000 $208.33
Youāre either paying someone else at their PAY RATE
Or you are paying yourself at YOURS.
71. Waiting because we know we SHOULD do it
but we donāt WANT to do it.
Vs.
Waiting because we are deciding that NOW
is not the RIGHT time.
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72. Inaction that results from INDULGENCE.
Vs.
Inaction that results from INTENTION.
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74. Because things CHANGE!
Why Wait?
Plans change.
Dates change.
Prices change.
Legislation changes.
Strategy changes.
Weather changes.
75. Unexpected Change Cost
ā¢ You ordered 20,000 extra units of y products so that you have āplenty on handā but
then 2 months later your competitor launches a product that renders yours
obsolete: you suddenly have a huge carrying cost.
ā¢ You were anxious to get that new flyer printed and you got a great deal on printing
in bulk but then two weeks later you decided you needed to reposition your whole
marketing message: you suddenly have a massive sunk cost.
ā¢ You booking a hotel reservation 6 months in advance so you can get it done and
āoff your listā but then your schedule changes later: you have change fees.
ā¢ You were in love with the idea of being in love and you rushed and got married only
to find out later that you changed, and the other person changed: you have every
type of cost.
76. You definitely donāt want to be LATE.
But you also donāt want to be too EARLY.
Multipliers work to be precisely ON-TIME.
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77. The āRightā Time
Risk: Acting too soon
Unexpected Change Cost
Risk: Waiting too long
āAfter Last Minute Costsā
On-Time
Hidden
Cost
Too
Early
Hidden
Cost
Too
Late
āGun SlingersāāWorry Wartsā
(Minimize by acting)(Minimize by waiting)
81. It is ok to WAIT.
It is ok to SLOW DOWN.
It is ok to be ok with things being OK.
Things are never as BAD as they FEEL
Or as GOOD as they SOUND.
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82. ā¢ Paying bills and taxes
ā¢ Placing large orders
ā¢ Spending big money
ā¢ When You donāt know what
the right decision is
ā¢ Things that seem like āfiresā
that really arenāt
ā¢ Anything that can be
ābatchedā
STEP 4: PROCRASTINATE
Things that can be āPOPPEDā
88. A priority is any TASK that
rises to a level of SIGNIFICANCE
that is beyond the CONVENIENCE
of what your schedule ALLOWS.
What is a priority?
A priority is PROTECTED
from the possibility of DISTRACTION.
96. MULTIPLY Your Time
You MULTIPLY your time by giving
yourself the EMOTIONAL PERMISSION to
spend time on things TODAY that will
give you more time TOMORROW.
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100. Multipliers
We know we shouldnāt WASTE TIME.
Not good enough to merely SPEND TIME.
Instead we must INVEST TIME.
101. MULTIPLY Your Time
You MULTIPLY your time by giving
yourself the EMOTIONAL PERMISSION to
INVEST time into things TODAY that will
create more results TOMORROW.
Attention is your physical real estateIntention is your mental real estateONE GUY SAID āRORY AS YOU GET OLDER THAT NUMBER GOES UP!ā
Under what circumstance would a wealthy financial advisor who only spends time with ultra high networth individuals spend time with a broke college student? 1. Rich parents 2. Potential of being a pro athlete 3. āIf heās dating your daughter!ā ļ2 EXAMPLESHandling one unruly customer versus creating a better customer service training program.A financial advisor spending time with a broke college football player who is going pro or the son of a wealthy client who will one day inherit the family fortune
2 EXAMPLESHandling one unruly customer versus creating a better customer service training program.A financial advisor spending time with a broke college football player who is going pro or the son of a wealthy client who will one day inherit the family fortune
You should put in a YES MAN video!
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* Department of labor statistics
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Story about Finding My Own DadThe point of that story is that you can delegate ANYTHING! ļ ļ ļ
Its still considered automate if you are taking a task that you are qualified to do and giving it to someone else that you still maintain control of. Delegate is when you give it to someone who is more qualified to do it than you.
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The āOn-Timeā line is āFaithā. Faith to wait and Faith to act.Wait too long: After Last Minute Costs (Miss out on compounding interest, overnight shipping, etc)(minimize by acting)Gun slingers go like this. Worry warts go like this āyou idiotsā
STORY: AJ making calls during the kitchen fire!I was on stage
STORY OF WHEN I HOOKED MY OWN BUTT WHILE FISHINGPOCKET SQUARE BOY
STORY: Roscoe knocked over the Christmas treeItās SELFISH to work on my PRIORITIES.