MEMBER-EXCLUSIVE COURSE

Time Management: Focusing on Your Priorities and Purpose

Learn how to lose your “to-do” lists and focus on your most meaningful work instead.

We have partnered with Steve Riccio, one of Academic Impressions’ Success Coaches, to bring you this video course and help you take back control of your day-to-day schedule by empowering you to focus on the priorities that matter the most to you. Through a combination of self-reflection and skills-practice activities, you will transform the way you manage your time by learning how to:

Identify and focus on your purpose and top priorities in order to move towards greater effectiveness
Define goals that drive you toward achieving your purpose without overwhelming you
Create and manage a schedule that allows you to accomplish your most important work first
Protect your schedule and stay accountable to your top priorities when distractions and derailments inevitably arise

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The following lessons are included with this course.

1. Introduction

2. Self-Reflection

3. Pillar #1 – Focus

4. Pillar #2 – Purpose

5. Pillar #3 – Goal Setting

6. Pillar #4 – Scheduling

7. Pillar #5 – Protecting Your Schedule

8. Accountability

9. Conclusion

Course Highlights

9 lessons covered in just over 1 hour of video content
16 hands-on activities allowing you to practice and hone your time management skills
Bite-sized lessons with course content that is broken down into chunks of no more than 20 minutes
Engaging online content ideal for keeping up the momentum with professional development during the COVID-19 crisis
Access the course from wherever you are
Progress on your own time and at your own pace
Valued at $595. Free for members.

Is This Video Course for Me?

You will benefit from this video course if you can answer “yes” to any of the following questions:

Are you struggling to find the time to keep up with your growing “to-do” list?
Do you feel like most of your time is spent on wasteful or frivolous tasks instead of your most important and meaningful work?

Do you wish you felt more connected to or engaged with your work?

After participating in this video course, you’ll walk away with tips and strategies that will allow you to develop new habits for how you manage your time and schedule so you can fully maximize your effectiveness and value.

The time management principles shared in this course can be implemented by anyone, at any level.

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97% of Participants Are Satisfied With Our Video Courses

“This course provided achievable outcomes, and I now have actionable steps to focus on better time management."

- Jenni Dingeldein

Director of Development, Philanthropy Programs, UC Davis

“This was an excellent workshop—deeply insightful with great examples and references provided throughout. The speaker, Dr. Steve Riccio, was highly knowledgeable on best practices with time management, prioritization and defining your purpose. I look forward to applying what I've learned in this workshop to my daily practice.”

INSTRUCTOR

Steve Riccio
Lecturer, Dickinson College

Steve joined the human resource services department at Dickinson in May 2006 following nine years in change management and human resources consulting. After establishing and leading the organizational development and employee wellness programs, he served as the associate vice president of the department from 2013 to 2015. He also taught as an adjunct professor from 2009 to 2015. He continues to consult with the college on a variety of human resource projects in addition to teaching.

Steve is a certified facilitator through the Center for Creative Leadership and is certified to teach personal effectiveness programs including DiSC, Crucial Conversations, Crucial Accountability, Change Anything, and the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. He has written articles for publications including Inside Higher Education and The Higher Education Workplace and has served as an author and peer evaluator for SHRM on several case studies used in national student competitions at the graduate and undergraduate levels.