Vicki Voisin, ACP

Thursday, May 8, 2008
Noon - 1:30 pm Central Time
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Conference ID–2872

Do you have too little time and too much to do? Do you procrastinate? Do you suffer from information overload? Has the word “no” disappeared from your vocabulary? This course will focus on procrastination, prioritizing, and planning, as well as goal setting and scheduling. Participants will identify time-wasters, weaknesses and habits that sabotage their ability to manage their time and keep their lives in balance. Time management techniques for professional and personal success will be offered and participants will concentrate on choosing realistic goals to regain control of their lives.

What past participants have said:

I really liked the tips on how to change my behavior to better manage the time I have.

Vicki Voisin is a Past President of NALA. She has more than 25 years of experience in the legal field and currently works in the Charlevoix, MI, offices of Running, Wise & Ford, PLC. She is the creator and presenter of EthicsBasics, a unique program designed to raise awareness of ethical concerns by legal professionals and corporate employees. She is also a nationally recognized author and speaker on issues related to ethics and to the paralegal profession. She received the NALA President’s Award in 2003, and has served the State Bar of Michigan Legal Assistants Section, and the Legal Assistants Association of Michigan. She has a BS degree from Central Michigan University. Vicki is also a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO).