How can time management help you improve your public relations skills?

In today's era consistently working on managing self and improving public relations skills is highly necessary for experiencing inevitable growth and development. Through setting goals smartly one can always utilize his or her time effectively for improving PR skills consistently!

The most important part of SMART goals, in my opinion, is to make it Measurable and Time-Bound. Creating a goal to "lose weight" isn't nearly as compelling as "losing 20 pounds by December 31." By making it measurable and time-bound, you can now create a plan to achieve that goal or any goal. My last tip would be to make the goal stretchy, yet attainable. Make it big enough to where you think it's impossible, but still attainable, and watch your life transform as you strive for it.

GOAL SETTING for optimum utilisation of TIME and RESOURCES In the book Psycho Cybernetics, Maxwell Maltz uses the example of a “steersman” piloting a ship. Your conscious mind is the steersman. Your unconscious mind is the ship or the “servomechanism”. The steersman can adjust the direction of the ship but he cannot make the ship move. - Set specific goals - Review often - De commit if required to make space for new - Re commit to stay on-course - Make new commitments for optimisation - Be agile and course correct - Celebrate small wins - Defer and delegate liberally - Important v/s urgent, identify the difference Embrace each day and be open to experimentation. Good Luck.

I plan my entire week on Sunday. This has been a complete game changer to enter each day with a complete plan that I can start implementing immediately.

A true leader delegates and trusts their team to get the job done. If you are unable to delegate or collaborate, you have a one-way ticket to burnout.

My favorite productivity tools: - My Daily Planner for daily to-do lists - Google Calendar for managing commitments - Calendly for easy scheduling - Monday.com for project management - Opal for limiting screen time

Pour mieux gérer mon temps et améliorer mes compétences en relations publiques, je peux utiliser divers outils et techniques. Tout d'abord, je peux utiliser des applications de gestion du temps comme Trello ou Asana pour planifier et organiser mes taches de manière efficace. Ensuite, je peux tirer parti des plateformes de médias sociaux pour accro?tre ma visibilité et ma portée en tant que professionnel des relations publiques. Je peux également participer à des webinaires, des formations en ligne ou des conférences pour me tenir au courant des dernières tendances et techniques dans le domaine. Enfin, je peux établir des objectifs clairs et définir des délais afin de rester concentré et productif dans mes activités de relations publiques.

Each Friday I have a planned "Review, reflect and celebrate hour" where I look back and ask the following questions: - What worked? - What didn't work? - What can be improved?

I think of "PR" as doing good by others. To me, PR is about being in relationship with others, being present, and being in integrity. None of that is possible when we're exhausted, overwhelmed and overworked. Rest, therefore, is essential to PR. Rest is a word that entails many options, such as active rest (for me, that's hiking, walking, cooking) and the more passive rest (reading, daydreaming etc). Sometimes, people who are hardworking and ambitious are resistant to rest. However, rest has many benefits on productivity and wellbeing--and PR!