Where Does My Time Go?

Complete this Time Analysis Worksheet to Get Your Life Back!

If you’re constantly caught in back-to-back meetings and struggling to find time for what truly matters, this Time-Analysis Worksheet and with video guidance will help you to focus on what matters most.

After going through the steps you will be able to:

  • Quantify and gain deeper insights into where your time is being spent

  • Make strategic choices about how to re-align your time with strategic goals and stakeholder expectations

  • Have a data-based conversation showing what must shift and why

  • Design a concrete plan to reclaim time for high-impact work

Steps:

  1. Watch the videos that explain the tool, worksheet, and reflection guide

  2. Download and complete the Excel/GoogleSheet Template that you can apply straight away and reuse as many times as needed

  3. Download and complete the Reflection PDF to deepen insight into how to stay on top of managing your precious time

Time commitment:

  • Approximately 10 minutes of video

  • About 30-45 minutes completing the worksheet and reflection

  • Work at your own pace and revisit as needed

Tips:

  • Don’t try to squeeze more hours into an already busy day. Shift where your hours go so you deliver more strategic impact with less burnout.

  • Don’t skip the Reflection exercise! I’ve seen my clients make life-changing decisions after doing this analysis and assessing what mindset and behavioral shifts they need to make!

Ready to gain personal insights and make meaningful changes?Let’s begin!

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TIME ANALYSIS TESTIMONIALS

“This was such an eye-opener for me and my manager! They knew I had a lot on my plate and had no idea how overcommitted I really was. As a result, she deprioritized some items and started to think about requesting additional headcount.”

“Doing this exercise was the impetus for taking a hard look at my calendar and reducing the length and frequency of some meetings. Now I have a more ‘alone time’ to focus on strategic planning.”

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