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Commitment

Commitment. What does this mean to you?. Commitment. An agreement or pledge to do something in the future; The state or an instance of being obligated . Commitment. Cost Implications of Quitting $  40.00  Shirt, Badge, Pin $  20.00  District officer binder & other materials

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Commitment

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  1. Commitment What does this mean to you?

  2. Commitment An agreement or pledge to do something in the future; The state or an instance of being obligated

  3. Commitment Cost Implications of Quitting $  40.00  Shirt, Badge, Pin $  20.00  District officer binder & other materials $ 225.00 Transportation $ 315.00 Meals and Room $ 600.00  TOTAL

  4. Commitment Other Costs of Quitting Lets down your organization Lets down your members Tarnishes your honor Lets YOU down

  5. Commitment Everyone is capable It won’t be easy “Nothing great has ever been achieved without passion/enthusiasm (hard work)” Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel& Ralph Waldo Emerson Use your resources

  6. “Time” Management

  7. Time Management We cannot actually “manage time”, but we can manage our activities in the time we have.

  8. Time Management We cannot “make time”, but we can more effectively use our time by managing what we do in the time we have.

  9. Time Management Prioritize • Do most important first • Resist doing easiest

  10. Time Management Use a Calendar • Consider deadlines • Don’t over schedule

  11. Time Management Keep Important from becoming Crisis • Control over important • No control over crisis Loss of control  Loss of efficiency

  12. Time Management To Do Lists • Prioritize and schedule for today • New list at end of day • Schedule activities needing time

  13. Time Management - Emails

  14. Time Management - Emails

  15. Time Management Act Now on Communication • Answer • Schedule • File • Discard But Do It Now!

  16. Time Management “No”…“No”…“No”… • Trouble saying “No”? • Do a few things well, not a lot of things badly

  17. Time Management Delegate • Barriers • Advantages

  18. Time Management Tend to Basic Needs • Sleep • Recreation/exercise • Socializing • Intellectual pursuits • Spirituality Balance is necessary.

  19. Time Management ???

  20. Time Management Group 1: 1A, 6, 10A, 13, 15B, 19A, 20A, 23A, 25A, 26A, Lauren, Nick, David, Nancy, Heather, Ms. Kielty Group 2: 2A, 4, 8, 11, 14B, 17, 19B, 21, 24A, 25C, 26C, Shane, Devon, Gene, Mr. Osso, Dennis, Mr. Leys Group 3: 1B, 3, 7, 10B, 14A, 16, 20B, 23B, 25B, 26B, Sabrina, Mr. Waters, Amanda, Terri, Mrs. Leys, Dawn Group 4:2B, 5, 9, 10C,12, 14C, 15A, 18, 22, 24B, 26D, Trina, Damani, Mrs. Richar, Lana, Donna

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