Standard Agreements

We have been in the management consulting field since 1969, and over the years have accumulated a number of standard proposals and agreements that we use in our consulting engagements, which we are now making available for sale to other firms.

Please note that we are not lawyers, and cannot be held responsible for actions taken against you and/or any and all consequences, as a result of your use of any of these documents. We recommend that you give these documents to your attorney for review.

The documents include:

The cost for all documents is $49.95 (including handling and distribution charges)

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MANAGING YOUR TIME:

Day-Timers Inc. conducted a survey and learned:

• Extremely or very successful people tend to work longer hours and plan their days during their daily commute.
• The average American worker spends 22 minutes commuting to work and 5% use their cellular phones during the trip
• 37% have written financial goals, and 33% have written career goals, and 73% always or frequently know what they want to accomplish.
• 59% of Americans begin their work day by reviewing a daily action plan
• One-third of American workers (32%) never plan their daily work. While 45% make a daily plan at least once a week, only 9% accomplish everything they set out to do. The higher the income, the more likely the worker is to make a written schedule and prioritize tasks.
• More than half of workers (52%) use calendars to keep track of their schedules, while 29% use organizers. Women are more likely than men to use these tools.
• Men work an average of 50 hours per week while women work 42 hours a week.
• 62% of American workers feel they are always or frequently rushed to do the things they have to do. Only 5% rarely or never feel rushed.
• 40% of American workers say they would put in an additional ten hours a week for extra pay.
• 71% say they would watch less television in order to work more.
• Women are more likely than men to socialize the first half-hour at work (30% vs. 22%).
• 65% of American workers spend some time but less than a quarter of their day in meetings, and 11% spend between two and seven hours a day in meetings. Only 36% believe none of the time spent in meetings is wasted.
• The typical American worker in a relationship spends 10 hours a week alone with their significant other.
• 52% of American workers mentioned their job as the reason they are unable to spend more time with their significant other.
• 65% listed spending more time with their family as a priority or goal in their lives.
• The majority of the workforce (78%) list getting more exercise as a goal, while two-thirds (65%) would like to spend more time with family and 59% would like to eat better.

Next we will give you some time-saving tips to help you manage your day.