Chronic time abuse
description
Transcript of Chronic time abuse
1
Chronic Time AbuseChicara MayesJohnny Warren
October 13, 2011
Partners In Learning
“Ordinary time-management techniques simply don’t help some people. But if you understand the four distinct varieties of time abusers and the inner conflicts that distress them, you can find ways to work more productively together.”
2
What is Time Abuse? Time abuse is different from time
management Time abuse results from psychological
conflicts Abuse is generated from brittle self-
esteem & unconscious fears You must eliminate the source of the
Abuser’s anxiety
October 13, 2011
Partners In Learning
3
Four Types of Time Abusers Preemptive People Pleaser The Perfectionist The Procrastinator
October 13, 2011
Partners In Learning
4
“Let me do it”
Rarest time abuser Compulsively races the clock Often first rate work Stems from being raised in a highly
disruptive environment Seldom considered team players Fails to consider the needs of the group
October 13, 2011
Partners In Learning
5
Dreams do Come True! People Pleaser Can’t say NO! Commits to unproductive projects Stems from unappreciation of childhood
feelings Puts aside their desires for the sake of
others Time abuse= venting for anger
October 13,2011
Partners In Learning
6
“ “All or Nothing” The Perfectionist – Rachel Glee First rate work Must have absolute control Abuser resembles an OCD suffer Fears criticism Emotionally isolated Flooding Technique
October 13, 2011
Partners In Learning
7
“It can just wait” Resemble perfectionist Stems from being praise too early in
childhood Resents being trapped by unrealistic
performance expectations Refusal is not always the problem Justification for producing inferior work
October 13, 2011
Partners In Learning
8
How Does this apply to Us
Service Learning
Hyper Kids Shy Kids Bossy Kids Brown nosers
Groups
Over achiever Bootlicker Perfect Patty Johnny
October 13, 2011
Partners in Learning
9
Tips for Managing Time Abusers
Promote- Make preemptive feel in control by putting them in charge of other peopleFlood- Expose perfectionists to frequent low doses of evaluationPraise and protect- praises people pleasers for their regular work so they don’t take on others’ work to get praiseAttack the fear of failure- Force procrastinators to confront their fears of failure
October 13,2011
Partners In Learning