Project managers and team leads
When starting a new project and feeling overwhelmed by long to-do lists and unclear priorities.
Use cases
About
The ICCM 2009 Effective Time and Task Management mind map, presented at the ICCM 2009 conference, covers 140 nodes across 8 major branches including Introduction, Who Are You!?, Stress Points, Basic Principles, Goal Setting, Team Work, Useful Tools and Ideas, and Stress Relievers - Solutions!. This template helps professionals and leaders explore personal time management strategies, from identifying stress points like 'Long out-of-control ToDo Lists' to applying principles such as 'Setting goals' and 'Being Organized'. It also offers practical tools like 'Time logging' and 'Journaling?', and emphasizes regular review and delegation. The map serves as both a presentation guide and a personal cheat sheet for improving productivity and reducing stress.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Individual contributors and managers
During a quarterly review to identify time management stress points and adjust workflows.
Trainers, coaches, and HR professionals
When preparing a workshop or training session on productivity and time management.
How to use this template
Step 1
Launch and Explore the Map Structure
Open the template in Xmind to browse the eight major branches covering time management principles and stress relief solutions.
Step 2
Personalize Content and Apply Techniques
Customize the nodes with your specific tasks and goals while implementing suggested tools like time logging and journaling directly into the map.
Step 3
Track Progress and Adjust Regularly
Use the map as a personal cheat sheet to monitor your productivity levels and update your task management strategies over time.
Frequently asked questions
It is a mind map template presented at the ICCM 2009 conference, containing 140 nodes that cover time management principles, stress points, goal setting, team work, and practical tools.
Professionals, leaders, and anyone seeking to improve personal productivity and reduce stress can benefit. It is especially useful for those dealing with long to-do lists, interruptions, and large projects.
The map includes Introduction, Who Are You!?, Stress Points, Basic Principles, Goal Setting (Briefly), Team Work (Briefly), Useful Tools and Ideas, and Stress Relievers - Solutions!.
Yes, it suggests tools like ToDo/Task Lists, time logging, journaling, and using low-tech pen and paper to record tasks and goals.
Absolutely. You can open the .xmind file in Xmind and edit any node, add your own tasks, or reorganize branches to fit your personal workflow.
Yes, it was created for an ICCM 2009 presentation titled 'Effective Time and Task Management', blending interactive discussion with personal experience and learned principles.
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