If you take it for granted to set boundaries around your time, someone else will. Without the boundaries you set, you won’t like the boundaries others set for you.
The Two Pieces Needed to Budget Time for a Week
The question we’re often asked is how do we have such control over what happens in a week? There are two key principles to consider when answering this question: 1) boundaries and 2) a rolling view.
Monthly Staple Time-Transactions
In this lesson, we walk-through the 12 months of the year providing examples of time-transactions you might add to your annual view of a time-budget. Allow this walkthrough to help you identify the time-transactions that are important to you.
Four Components for Budgeting One’s Year
In this installments, we discuss the time transactions found in a normal year. We will get into the main items one would consider when creating one’s annual time budgeting.
Budgeting Time Based on Seasons
In this opening lesson on time-budgeting one’s year, we begin with a seasonal look or perspective to setting up a plan that will give you an advantage over your next 12 months.
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