Admittedly, this last week has been quite stressful.

I helped a friend launch a new product that included an eight day event and unfortunately not everything went as planned.

You see, I like to have everything in place before it’s needed, but one of our vendors didn’t have the same sense of urgency so we were left waiting for him, and to be honest this didn’t make me very happy.

Aside from taking more than a few deep breathes and a ‘chill pill’, it got me thinking about time management.

We all have the same amount of time in a 24-hour day and with all the time management tips available, you’d think we’d be scheduling machines that don’t waste a nanosecond of our day.

So why do some people accomplish more than others?

For years I’ve worked with very successful entrepreneurs from around the world and I can assure you there are specific time management habits they have and do on a consistent basis.

Take our viewer, Sara, for example. Sarah is a scheduling machine.

She has a thriving event management business, three kids, a husband, a dog, and still manages to workout most days. Sara has learned to manage her time by scheduling everything because she recognizes the importance of being organized.

But creating a solid schedule isn’t the only thing you need to win the time management game.

On today’s EventPlanning BlueprintTV, learn 3 of my productivity tips to make sure you get things done – no matter how busy your schedule is.

The Key To Time Management

Time management is about how you approach it and, like Sara, it’s important to adopt an attitude about how you think about time. How does Sara do it and how can you improve your time management skills – without feeling guilty if you haven’t accomplished everything on your to-do list?

If you’re ready to improve your time management habits and kick it’s proverbial butt, then today’s episode is for you because I’m sharing 3 tips that the best entrepreneurs practice.

Now I’d love to hear from you…

In the comments below, let me know what sucks up your time and one habit you you have to make sure you’re being productive.

Leave as much detail as you’d like!

As always, thanks for joining me each week and for sharing your comments.

See you next Wednesday,