It may seem strange at first, but Time Management is also an essential business skill. None of us have more than 1440 minutes in a day, and how we manage those minutes makes all the difference between business success, mediocre business success or business failure.
Few people are good at time management, and several recent surveys have concluded that most people in business use time management so badly that they waste approximately 74% of their working day doing things that do not contribute to the success of their business.
Bruce King has been coaching business owners and their teams to improve their time management strategies for over 25 years. The result is a signficiant increase in efficiency and profitability and he brings this expertise to you on The Rainmakers platform.
Bruce's time management coaching includes a simple and brilliant exercise on how to identify where time is being wasted and how to avoid it, and several other critical time management strategies to enable you too to become more efficient and more profitable in your business.
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