The Heart of Managing Time

January 29, 2010 by admin 

Hyrum-Cathey-Blanchard 014“Someday, when I get time, I’m going to…”

How many times have you said those words or something similar?

The desire to get organized, to get the events in our lives under our control, to find time to do things we really want to, is felt by most of us at one time or another.

That’s why time management is the most commonly taught skill in corporated training, and time management or other “How to Get Organized” seminars are widely attended throughout the United States and in many other countries.

The trouble with most time management instruction is that it focuses only on getting things done more efficiently.

No one ever tells you to ask yourself, “Why am I doing this?” or “Should I really be doing this?” or “Do I want to do this?”

And unless you are consistently making the opportunity to accomplish things that are important or meaningful to you, being better organized will only fill up your time and make you more frustrated.

At the heart of “managing time” is learning to identify what you really WANT to do, not just the mechanics of keeping track of what you’re doing.

Unless what you are doing on a daily basis reflects your most deeply held values, you will never experience inner peace and you will not be a truly effective “time manager.”

Welcome To HyrumWSmith.com

January 29, 2010 by admin 

Hyrum W. Smith is probably associated in the minds of most people with what was FranklinQuest and is now FranklinCovey.

He was the time management guru, or more accurately put, the life management specialist. He “retired” from Franklin, only to start Galileo Initiative, a company focused on helping people and corporations manage change in their lives.

Hyrum has always been driven by a need to make a difference in the world and has traveled the globe many times over teaching the basic principles of personal productivity, time and life management, identifying and living personal values and the abundance mentality.

He has inspired thousands of people to makes changes in their lives leading to personal and financial success and inner peace.

He is now the author of a new company called Legacy Quest that focuses on bringing the principles of personal and corporate productivity, success and change directly to homes and businesses using the technology of the 21st century.

C&LQuest is tapping into the tremendous tools that the internet offers in order to reach more people on an individual basis.

This blog site is a part of that focus. Here you will find news about Hyrum as well as interesting articles on productivity, change, time/life and financial management, tips for self improvement, links to short video clips of Hyrum teaching, information on how to access more, biographical highlights of Hyrum’s journey to success, upcoming events and how you can be involved.

You can post comments, questions, requests or anything else you feel like saying.

Welcome!