The Subject Of Planning For Me

I take the first few minutes of every day to plan my day and do not start my day until complete my time plan. I think the most important time of a day is the time we schedule to schedule time. This trick helps me what success looks like before I start daily activities and personal life schedule. Scheduling out every hour of our day might feel wasting the time or over the top, but when everything has its place in the schedule, everything usually ends up getting done.

We are all very busy with work and school so sometimes we forget what needs to be done in time, so the daily planner is a very useful tool that helps you remember important events. Every day I update something new on my planner that would keep me updated for the upcoming week or month. For example, when it comes to my studies I have a special section for it and I always put a writing “study an hour in am and pm for English” to look over the materials on the given chapter. It is a great way not to fall behind on your studies and you are much better prepared when it comes on taking the chapter exam. When it comes to work I put the days and hours that I work a head of time so I can be able to figure out the time I have left to spend with my family and time for studying. As I mention before, family time is very important to me so I mostly put on my planer simple family stuff such us having dinner in a certain time, days of going out, or doing different chores, enrolling my son into daily or weekly activities, shopping, or family trips.

I like to think there are four levels of procrastination. The first is false security, the “I still have plenty of time, I can finish this later.” The second is laziness, the thoughts like,“I should probably get this started. Nah.” Next comes denial and excuses such as, “I would start this, but I’m doing something else right now.” and, “I’m just taking a little break.” Then finally the crisis stage, the stage during which you stay up all night long in order to finish the homework assignment you had all day to do. Because of this, the hardest part of my daily routine was the time when I knew I needed to start my homework, but I truly wanted to keep watching shows on Netflix. This wouldn't be as difficult if it weren't

Planning is an important action that that everyone who has goals should do, because planning will help people reach goals if they properly prepare to reach their goals. For example, when I was in high school one of my goals was to go to college, so I started planning the steps I needed to take to get to where I wanted to be. I started planning the things I needed to do such as get good grades, volunteer, apply for scholarships, and attend college. Because I already had a plan in mind and knew the steps I needed to take, it was easy to meet my goal, but if I had not planned for my future, then most likely

In order for me to get all of that momentum toward completing my work going, I must walk into my home and go straight into my study zone. I have to have all of those things going for me to have a successful study time. If anything is missed like turning off the television or not going straight into that room then the chances of me doing any work go down drastically. Procrastination is like an addiction for

As there is the famous quote ‘Well beginning is half done,’ I,also, feel that way when I started the day on Wednesday so I plan the day with all of the stuff for

Procrastination is a problem that many people have, but through work can be overcome. The website gave me the useful tip of starting in small, manageable steps towards

Plan can help you to decide the course of action you will take. It allows you to estimate the time each piece part of the work will take and the total time it will take you to complete the work. A schedule can then be created of what has to be done throughout the working day, allowing you to manage your time effectively to meet objectives and deadlines.

Ever since I was a child, I have been encouraged to plan ahead. Every aspect of my childhood was filled with planning, such as when I went to bed or what I would wear the next day. This is mostly due to the effect of my parents getting divorced. I had to start planning my life out based on the circumstance of switching between houses. As a child, I learned the substantial value that planning has on my life.

Since the beginning of time, we are wired to plan, prepared and act on a particular goal we are set to achieve. There are simplicities and complexities in the matters of strategic planning. The simple concept is we already plan strategically on a daily basis (i.e. getting to work every day); however, the complicated portion comes when others come to play, and resources are scarce. However, we cannot deny that daily we strategize in our personal lives. We reflect concerning what to cook, how to lose weight, or who will pick up the kids on Friday. If a person does not plan they may conclude at work with two different color shoes or with no food, or a babysitter for Friday. Now, let's consider this concept of planning strategies to a superior

Bateman and Snell (2013) define planning as, “Specifying the goals to be achieved and deciding in advance the appropriate actions needed to achieve those goals” (p. 5). My past manager had a hard time planning daily tasks. She would make suggestions, but never followed through with the proposals. When I was an employee under her leadership I was lost at the beginning because of her lack of planning and efficiency within this function.

Ever since I started this University, I have started setting schedules, using Google calender. I have gotten this great opportunity to continue my studies and get a higher education and I am definitely not going to want it to pass me by. I have started with the schedules and sadly, I haven’t done any for the last few weeks and that again is

Planning is not only about knowing what to do, when to do and who will do it, but it is also about defining the path towards attaining the

I am the kind of person who wants things done yesterday. With school, family, and life in general – it does not work that way. If I even think too much about the classes I still need to complete before I am even eligible to be in my major, I get bogged down. Instantly I get overwhelmed and feel like giving up. This quote has reminded me to slow down. “The secret of your success is determined by your daily agenda”. This is telling me that you cannot have ultimate goal without finishing the small tasks it takes to get there

As a student, I have some habits that I rely on, both good and bad. I am usually a good student, receiving above average grades and I am moderately happy with them. My strength is that I always get everything done on time. I never have an excuse because my work is always done. I pride myself on that fact. And although that may seem like a good quality, the fact that I procrastinate so much does affect how good that work may be. So yes, I always finish my work which is always a good thing, but it may be at the expense of my sleep schedule. I tend to do most of my work the day before, despite telling myself over and over again that it needs to be done earlier. Luckily I have hope for my habits as I am still young. I still have to work on my procrastination but I think that I can improve as long as I start to see the benefits of starting work early. As William James says in his essay Habit, “The period between twenty and thirty is the critical one in the formation of intellectual and