Welcome to Manager Tools.

Delegating Media Attendance when your calendar is too full.

Part one.

Here we go.

You know, Mark, one of the things I hear from managers all the time is they're concerned or they have problems with their

inability to make changes because these changes take time and they have no

time right they have no time they have no time they They have no time. I have no time. They're in meetings back to back. I have no time.

I mark our company is special. I'm special. I don't know if you know this but I'm fully booked every day and I'm pretty much the only guy like that.

Like dude, are you smoking crack or something?

Exactly.

That's all anybody complains about.

I don't have any time.

Back to back meetings, right?

You come in to work at 7.30 in your meetings until 7 o'clock at night and you have no time whatsoever

Yeah, so those people are that they're their host right I mean it's it's it's over yeah, yeah yeah so look so this is the first part of our series

about addressing the two full calendar and there's a number of things we're

going to talk about we're going to have a cast specifically on back-to-back

meetings and the reason we're doing that folks is you're not alone about. We're going to have a cast specifically on back to back meetings.

And the reason we're doing that folks is you're not alone if you have back to back meetings all day.

And every once in a while a meeting gets canceled and you didn't have maybe a half an hour

after it scheduled and so suddenly you realize you have 90

minutes or two hours on your calendar free in the afternoon and all you get like a little

...