Randy Pausch Lecture: Time Management
Carnegie Mellon University
Why leaders watch it
Practical time management habits, such as separating important from urgent tasks and tackling the hard ones first, from a well-loved professor.
Carnegie Mellon professor Randy Pausch gives a lecture on time management at the University of Virginia in 2007. He covers practical habits such as tackling important tasks first and distinguishing important from urgent work.
Takeaways
- Do the important things first
- Know why you're doing a task
- Delegate and protect your time
Topics: Productivity & habits, Focus & prioritization
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