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Page 1: PowerPoint Presentation · The time you are first able to fall asleep easily (assuming that you keep a regular sleep schedule) is related to the time that your brain begins to produce
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Manage your time to find your genius.Conquer the Calendar!

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Our Itinerary …

Meetings Genius Time Scheduling

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Meeting

Decision-making

Create

Collaborate

All-Hands

1:1s

No Meeting

Information

Status Updates

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Is that a new

color of paint?

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Mindless Accept Syndrome

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Polling Question #1

Why are most meetings one

hour?

Research shows it is the most needed

time for discussion.

It’s the default setting in most

calendars.

It gives time for everyone to share an

opinion.

None of the above.

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Meetings Genius Time Scheduling

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Polling Question #2

Two ways I can boost my

afternoon productivity include:

Walking meetings.

Eating lunch away from my desk.

Eating lunch screen-free.

All of the above.

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Meetings Genius Time Scheduling

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Analytical

Admin

Creative

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• Coach, CourseMonday

• Coach, LinkedIn, MarketingTuesday

• Coach, Biz Dev, WebsitesWednesday

• GSD, Speaking, WritingThursday

• F2F 1:1, Admin, City ClubFriday

• $$$, Continuing EdSaturday

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Polling Question #3

I am most productive:

Between 5am and 9am.

Between 9am and 1:00pm.

Between 1:00pm and 4:00pm.

In the evening.

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What one commitment will you make to Conquer the Calendar?

Download your free digital resource guide at www.marceyrader.com/mycpe-ctc

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