Dr. Jan Yager is able to deliver speeches (keynote addresses) on effective
time management, to consult, to conduct half-day or full-day seminars, or to write about
these topics.
  TIME MASTERS: A PRACTICAL AND
INNOVATIVE GUIDE TO TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR WORK AND YOUR LIFE
(Hannacroix Creek Books, 1999, in preparation). Based on more than 230
surveys of men and women throughout the United States and in 12 foreign countries and
follow-up interviews, this book provides fresh and practical insights into achieving time
management success at work and in your leisuretime. Dr. Yager, author of Creative Time
Management (Prentice Hall, 1984; Japanese edition, Mikasha Shobo, 1991) has been
researching, writing, and consulting about time management for more than a decade.
 CREATIVE TIME
MANAGEMENT FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM
(Prentice Hall, 1984; 2nd edition, revised and updated, Hannacroix Creek Books, 199;
$14.95 trade paperback; ISBN 1-889262-20-X; 160 pp.) Work and personal time management
including getting organized, setting goals, overcoming 17 common time wasters, such as
procrastination and fear of failure, with work sheets and exercises.
"Readers will find techniques for productive and efficient time management that
will help them get organized...well-written, practical, and useful to people who are
interested in improving this aspect of their lives." Journal of Small Business
Management (review of 1st edition)
 MAKING
YOUR OFFICE WORK FOR YOU
(Doubleday, 1989) Covers lighting, office design, health issues, ergonomics, organizing
your office, and setting up a home office. ("The prose is succinct, enlivened with
examples and augmented at key points by line drawings, checklists and summaries." Publishers
Weekly )
"Permanent Delegation", EXEC, Spring 1995.
"Finding Time to Do It All." Secretary magazine, January 1996.
"The Five Essential Steps to Becoming More
Productive." Boardroom Reports, 10/15/93
"Jan Yager's 30-Day File Diet." Boardroom Reports, 11/15/93.
"Five Top Time Wasters." Redbook,
August 1990.
"Beat the Clock." American Baby, Oct. 1987
"Using Time Management Techniques in the Job Search."National
Business Employment Weekly, Jan. 1985.
"Sprucing Up for Spring." Woman's Day, March 25, 1986.
"You and Your Leisure Time." Bottom Line Personal, August 14,
1984
"Remember, the Office Comes With the Job."National Business
Employment Weekly, 5/24/87
"Holiday Stress: Coping with Year-End Crush."Newsday, Dec. 15,
1987
"Time Management: How to stop postponing your
life." Working Woman 5/85
“Vacation: Working on Peace of Mind.”
Newsday, 3/1/88
“Shaping Up to Avoid Shipping Out of Job.” Newsday, 1/12/92
“Working From Home: How To Make It Work.” Women & Co.,
1988
“Create Your Own Calendar Book,” Careers, Mar/Apr 1989.
“How Well Do You Handle Change?” Seventeen, 8/80
“How to Improve Your Office without Spending a Fortune.” Optometric
Management, 11/88
“When to Quit: Knowing the Right Way Out.” Newsday, 2/9/88
“Ten Questions to Ask Yourself to Improve Your Time Management Skills.”
1984 Convention Daily
“Making Your Commute Time-efficient.” New York Daily News,
5/22/83. |
