Conventional books on time management are full of useful advice like 'handle each piece of paper once only', which may be objective but are not very helpful to the busy manager who is drowning in paperwork. This book is not so prescriptive - it explores the reasons for time problems and attempts to prod you into analysing your own management of time and into making the most of such a valuable resource, so as to have time to do your job - and live your life to the full. Martin Scott shows you how to clarify tasks, decide whether they are urgent, important, both or neither, and priortize accordingly. Breaking your goals down into realistic chunks makes them more achievable and helps you feel that a positive effort is being made and that it is one which can be maintained until the goals are reached.