Life Kit How to stop being late
Dec 7, 2021
Rashelle Isip, a professional organizer and time management coach, shares her insights on overcoming chronic tardiness. She discusses the optimistic mindset that often leads to lateness and offers practical strategies for better planning and preparation. Rashelle emphasizes the emotional implications of being late and how it affects self-respect. Cultural perceptions of punctuality are explored, encouraging listeners to rethink their approach to time management. With her tips, you’ll never dread an apology for being late again!
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Awareness of Time
- People are often late due to a lack of awareness of time passing, especially when preparing for appointments.
- Distractions and trying to squeeze in extra tasks contribute to this unawareness.
Selective Lateness
- Julia Furlan confesses to being selectively late, often tardy for social events but punctual for work-related commitments.
- This highlights how the perceived importance of an event can influence punctuality.
Communicating Lateness
- Communicate lateness immediately via a phone call, if possible.
- Briefly explain the delay without excessive excuses and provide an estimated arrival time.