How do you prioritise work when everything seems to be a number one priority? This video helps to clarify priorities and break down action steps.

Most of us are balancing our career commitments with obligations to our families, friends, communities and to our own sense of well-being.

We often end up agreeing to things that we really don't have time for, or discover we're not the right person for the job, this course suggests alternatives.

Just because email has become such an important part of our work-life, doesn't mean that your time should be owned by your email.

We've all sat in meetings wondering why we're there and what the point is, getting increasingly frustrated as we think about all the other more important ways we could be using our time.

Studies have shown that time wasting activities fall into four major categories: interruptions, distractions, pointless stuff and daydreaming.

This film looks at four key tools you can use to get all the to do's that are stacking up, out of your head and into action.

Understanding your objectives and goals with absolute clarity is at the heart of effective time management.

When faced with a series of tasks, you need to decide what to do first, and in what order everything else needs to be done.

This film looks at four key tools you can use that will help you to get into action.

Productivity guru David Allen said, 'in training and coaching thousands of professionals, I found that lack of time is not the major issue. The real problem is a lack of clarity and definition about what a project really is, and what the associated next action steps are'. So how should you proceed?