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Analysis Of Time Management For The Time Challenged By Kristi Hedges

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Kristi Hedges is, self-purportedly, “good at managing [her] time” (para. 1). Considering her background espoused in Time Management for the Time Challenged as an “author, leadership coach” (para. 18), and successful guide to clients in need of time managing techniques (para. 3) the aforementioned assertion may be well founded. Unfortunately the rigours of life, “work, travel, and family”, overtook her, and inspired her to provide the wealth of experience at her fingertips for the general public (para. 4). In Time Management Kristi provides readers with three time management implementation strategies. Firstly, borrowing from Peter Bregman author of 18 min who asserts that the creation of a daily plan that acts as a guiding arrow for the day

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