Article by Jc Harsha
Time management is the process of planning and exercising conscious control over the amount of time spent on specific activities, to increase
And so, JCI Bangalore Horizon took up time management as its first internal development program. This programme was held on 26 Aug 2012 at ISOL premise and conducted by Jc Dr. C J Jeyachander, President of our chapter.
It touched upon various aspects of time management in a simple and open manner. The participants were pushed to think about the topic and the changes they can make in their lives rather than a rigid and a standard one size for all approach.
The program’s format encouraged people to get involved and add their thoughts to the discussion. All the points and suggestions put forth by the trainer were discussed and dissected by the participating members, often making for interesting debates.
There were also various games and exercises which helped the members bond and lose their inhibitions. Some of the unavoidable and repeated topics in time management such as procrastination, prioritization were covered in a unique and fresh way.
Different methodologies and regimes were introduced to the members and they were left free to choose what was best for them.
On the whole, this program was extremely useful and fun, with tips which had practical applications
- Effectiveness
- Productivity
And so, JCI Bangalore Horizon took up time management as its first internal development program. This programme was held on 26 Aug 2012 at ISOL premise and conducted by Jc Dr. C J Jeyachander, President of our chapter.
It touched upon various aspects of time management in a simple and open manner. The participants were pushed to think about the topic and the changes they can make in their lives rather than a rigid and a standard one size for all approach.
The program’s format encouraged people to get involved and add their thoughts to the discussion. All the points and suggestions put forth by the trainer were discussed and dissected by the participating members, often making for interesting debates.
There were also various games and exercises which helped the members bond and lose their inhibitions. Some of the unavoidable and repeated topics in time management such as procrastination, prioritization were covered in a unique and fresh way.
Different methodologies and regimes were introduced to the members and they were left free to choose what was best for them.
On the whole, this program was extremely useful and fun, with tips which had practical applications
