My Time At The End Of The Day

This newspaper article by Sue Shollenberger, describes what it's like to have a frantic life full of responsibilities. It talks about a man who has multiple things to do with the little time he has. The man tries to find a way to organize all of his activities and responsibilities. But what people don't realize is that matter how you try to time manage your schedule,

In today's busy lifestyle, many people do not manage their time wisely. We make way too many excuses instead of making results. We often say we don't have time to do certain things, when in reality, we have plenty of time, we just don't use it wisely. We tend to spend too much time watching television or on social media instead of completing tasks or assignments that need completing.

The standard way of thinking about time has it that one should always use their time wisely. Therefore, they’ve been a few stories that depict and describe how to and which way to manage time. From The Tyranny of the Clock by George Woodcock, to The “Busy” Trap by Tim Kreider, and How to Live on 24 Hour a Day by Arnold Bennett, all in a way or ways describe how one can use his or her time properly. However, if one were to contrast these three stories, they would find that George Woodcock and Tim Kreider have more in common, then Arnold Bennett.

It is safe to assume that at any given time, you will struggle to make time for yourself amid your busy schedule. There are too many things to do, places to be, and people to tend to. What ultimately happens is that you end up neglecting the most important person which is YOU.

With the time which is left available it is used to schedule personal goals and priorities. At this point it is essential to analyze activities and identify tasks that can be delegated or deleted.

In 1989, Stephen Covey's book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People started a landmark revolution in how we think about time and life management. In this book, Covey presents seven principles for developing effectiveness in our private and public lives. By developing these habits, one moves from being dependent on other people to being and acting independently. Then we learn how to move to the more advanced state of interdependence and successful Cooperation. As a part of the seven habits. Covey introduces important and powerful techniques of time management under the habit of "Put First Things First." It is necessary to understand (and Practice) all seven habits so that the

How do you use your time? We all mean well at the beginning of each day, but somehow we get off track and waste so much of it. What stands in your way of using your time wisely?

Have you ever feel that you are running out of time to do everything you have to? Of course you have! People are living very busy in today’s world. Companies, Schools and Institutions expect more from us with in the same time. People are constantly overwhelmed because they have too much to do. If people could change how many hours have a day, they would create a day of forty eight hours or more. Luckily technology have arrive to our life as the perfect solution to our problems.

Have you ever wondered how productive you were during the day? Well, I did. I wanted to know if I managed my whole day to be as productive as I should be. So, to if I was, I used the Time Management worksheet form wellcast.com to keep track and analyze for each hour for one day. As each hour passed for that day, I would record the things I have done in that time frame and slowly started to see the time wasters in my day that I was not being productive. When the day ended, I found out that I had five time wasters which I was surprised that they totaled in three hours of time spent on doing literally nothing. After seeing this, I decided to strategizes how to minimize the time wasters by doing actual productive college work and focus on techniques to make sure I do not miss upcoming events for my classes.

Anyone who commits to furthering their education while continuing to work will definitely encounter many stressors and obstacles in balancing their daily life. Time management is a critical component in juggling the demands of work, home life, continuing education, and finding me time. Even though there may be very little an individual can actually do with regards to time management in the workplace, outside of work is a different story. While each person’s individual situation will discern what and when time management tools are utilized, it is imperative that a variety of options are tried out to find those that work best. I personally have found that a combination of meal planning and preparation, to-do lists, and help from my family to be indispensable weapons in conquering time management difficulties. The use of these three tools has greatly afforded me more wiggle room to fit in any unexpected obstacle that may come my way.

You may not always have the time to complete everything in one day. That is why you should focus your attention on the most important tasks. You can work on non-essential tasks later.

Do you struggle with managing your time effectively? If you answered yes, than you know how difficult it is to recognize the mistakes you are making. However, managing our time well can lower our stress levels and render us to be productive at work, or at school (we become happier). Nevertheless, in this article, I will demonstrate the different ways to manage your time effectually and multitask.

Now that I have identified the problem and its causes, I need a plan to overcome it and rid it away. Being effective at planning my time ,taking responsibility for developing realistic planning by using my knowledge, finding enough time to do extra activities and practice regularly sport to don’t manage my time poorly any more. By actively managing my time I use my time to create more chances to succeed, thinking flexibly on managing my time like balance between time for work and time for fun.

Reflecting on time management is important due to the service users well-being and so Bach and Ellis (2011) have suggested, I need to achieve time framed tasks, as valuing time is necessary for developing better time management. Gradually building confidence and communication skill by partaking in small group discussions, with a positive attitude, linking theory to practice (Chapman et al., 2013).

While we become busy in our life we forget to retrieve ourselves, we give time to our families, friends, even to our office colleagues but have we given time to ourselves?