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8/10/00 - Boston, MA. The Society is pleased to announce the topic and venue of its next event.

Our September 6th monthly meeting will be held at a new location - the Wyndham Hotel, 89 Broad Street, Boston, from 6.30pm-8.30pm.

"Managing Your Time".
with special guest speaker - consultant Marty Eerhart:

It's about time.
We all know that feeling when you know you have thousands of things to do, and you have no idea how to do them. Today, you will learn how to manage your time more effectively by using simple, yet effective techniques you can implement immediately!

Is this you?
Directly in front of you are 3 mind-bending, challenging projects and deadlines, all must be completed this afternoon The first phone call of this morning details a crisis situation that requires you to take immediate action.

Telephone rings, and people stop by your office with questions, inquiries, updates - seemingly dozens of interruptions - all in the first hour of the day. Your in-box overflows with memos, reports, publications and more - and all of it needs your immediate attention.

You learn
How to find an additional 2-3 hours per day to work on your highest and most important priorities in your life.

How to Increase your productivity by 15-20% and reduce your work time by 20-30%.

How to gain control of your personal and professional time by scheduling your priorities.

How to reduce stress- levels by practicing the four steps pro-active
self-management.

How to balance all areas of life and have time for the things you value most.

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Admission: $5 members; $10 non-members. All very welcome! Followed by social at Tiernan's Pub, 99 Broad Street.

About the Society
The Irish Networking Society was established in March 1995 with the mission to provide a forum for professional individuals to meet, network, and socialize.

Through quality seminars held on a regular monthly basis and several social events throughout the year, the society encourages its members to network with one another in an informal setting.

 

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