Eliminating Time Debt Training Event, March 20, 2007, in Kingwood offers overburdened business owners and executives a radical strategic approach to taking control of their working lives.

KINGWOOD, TX March 9, 2007 — With all the demands of modern-day business, leaders increasingly face the challenge of having too much to do, and not enough time to get it all done. Add in personal pressures, such as juggling time for family and other relationships, and you have a recipe for disaster.

“The overwhelming feeling that you are always getting further and further behind is not unlike dealing with financial debt,” said Jeff Timpanaro, CEO of Oberata Consulting. “You feel like you’re always making ‘payments’ but never getting ahead, no matter how hard you work.”

The key, according to Timpanaro, is to apply strategy to the way you’re working, and this is the principal focus of his firm’s March 20th training event for business owners and organizational leaders. The session, entitled “Eliminating Time Debt,” is an interactive experience designed to help executives rework their approach to schedules and have the leverage to say “no” to the tasks and projects that are of marginal value.

“Many business leaders are ‘can-do’ people, which is how they got where they are,” said Timpanaro. “Unfortunately, the down side of this positive approach is that they find themselves trying to do more than their schedules will accommodate. We have real solutions for them.”

Timpanaro will be joined by David G. Johnson, CEO of Sarasota, Florida-based Epiphany Consulting, LLC. for the “Eliminating Time Debt” event, which will detail strategies that are part of a program known as Total Integration™. Both Timpanaro & Johnson are Certified Total Integration™ Consultants, a designation belonging to just a handful of consultants in the U.S.

The event is organized by Oberata Consulting, a strategic consulting firm serving Houston’s small & mid-sized business community, and will offer a low-cost “sneak peek” at some of the solutions the firm is making available to local business leaders.

“When we take people through the ‘Eliminating Time Debt’ process, they come out on the other side freed from the tyranny of their ‘to-do’ lists, and empowered to work with significantly higher effectiveness,” Timpanaro said. “We’ve had business owners tell us they feel like they are able to enjoy their work again, sometimes for the first time in years.”

“Eliminating Time Debt” is being held Tuesday, March 20th, at 7 p.m. at the Homewood Suites Kingwood, 23320 Hwy 59 North in Kingwood. A registration fee applies. Online registration is available at http://www.timedebtevent.com.