Time Management Action Plan Analysis

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.

Volunteering to me didn’t seem very pleasing at first. My focus was simply getting the hours I needed to make my resume look good. However, my perspective changed when I began getting involved with the various activities of the community. I enjoyed helping and serving others, seeing the positive impact I made gave me a great satisfaction. Thankfully, I have volunteered in many areas, however there are a few organizations in which I have invested more time and effort.

There are innumerable things that can complicate the time that people have. Family, work, and school are the leading bandits. By using a few easy steps, overcoming the roadblocks will seem effortless and it will be very beneficial in your life.

Volunteering and participating in service projects are two of the most rewarding activities in my opinion. Some people may find it was a hassle or only do it because they have to meet the minimum requirement for school or work. Helping others, for me, has always been somewhat second nature to me. Over many years of volunteering I believe I have developed qualities that will stick with me for life and benefit me in my career. As early as freshman year, in high school, I found myself looking for ways to give back. I started by looking for opportunities within school, where I came across the A+ tutoring program, and so my journey of giving back began. While tutoring, my patience for others really evolved, partly by choice and partly because

(past and present) in my personal and professional lives? (Could my personality, internal / external stressors, positive / normal / negative stress experiences have an impact?) (200 words max)

The efforts to reaching a goal begin with self-discipline and confidence that accomplishing the goals with being another milestone completed within the timeframe allotted. Reviewing each goal over and over is something that will happen on a regular basis until satisfaction of the results. Making one’s self-accountable to family and friends is one of the best ways to reach a goal. The family and friends support an individual with his or her vision to do better in life. Determining the big picture of the goals, selecting activities to help achieve goals and choosing daily tasks to make up the chosen goal is heading in a positive direction (Laureate Education,

This is why I chose to write my dimension of wellness paper on the occupational dimension of wellness. To be healthy in the occupational dimension of wellness is to seek to have a career that is interesting, enjoyable, meaningful and contribute to society. I do believe my work is interesting, enjoyable and meaningful, however it is a high stress and high pressure situation. Due to this, I need to incorporate more ways to destress after work. Currently I work eight hours a day, Monday through Friday. I also go to school for eight hours a week on Monday and Wednesday evenings. My husband and I as well are taking classes to become foster and adoptive parents. We go to this class every Saturday for three hours and includes nearly four hours of homework per week. This leaves very little time in a week for leisure activities. In order to keep myself in optimal health to better care for my patients and be more productive at my job, I need to find more work life

This revelation caused me to re-read sections of our text and other material concerning teaching students to easily blend sounds to form words.

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.

Just last year I worked Full TIME as a Business Analyst, took care of my kids and then assisted with my new granddaughter as my daughter worked and depended on me to get her from home to work and vice versa. Not to mention, I was a FULL TIME student in school. So TIME MANAGEMENT was always a key factor that I had the hardest time to figure out. I found myself stressing over the small things, getting upset at situations I could not control with countless of sleepless night with taking care of the family and trying to find me time. As I completed this activity sheet I can see where my challenges were and this time I know what to expect. Now that I am not working I have more time for school and I am more focused.

In the past, I have volunteered in the community by ringing bells for the Salvation Army, working at Toy Time, and helping with Upward Basketball games. During the Christmas season, I volunteered to ring bells outside of stores and collect donations for the Salvation Army. Each time I volunteered for 3-4 hours about 5 or 6 times each Christmas season. In the past, I have also volunteered at Toy Time, the weekend before Christmas for about 6 hours. At Toy Time, I would pick out donated toys for families and children in need. Lastly, I have volunteered at Upward Basketball as a scoreboard operator and at the concession stand. I would volunteer for about 5 hours every other weekend in January, February, and March. Simply put, I think it is important

An engaging extracurricular activity that I am involved in is volunteering at the hospital. From my time there, I have worked at both the front desk and the nursing floors. When I began volunteering I could not fathom precisely what the scope of the job would be. I came to realize that it ranged from doing clerical work to having conversations with patients and trying to make them feel better. Similar to a workplace environment, I constantly learned new skills. When I worked at the front desk, I would take phone calls, direct visitors, deliver flowers, and anything else the receptionist needed help with. While on the nursing floor, however, I would give water or blankets to patients, and help the nurses by bringing machines or medicines from

This area is focused on how I look towards the future and plan ahead. These have always been two areas that have been weak for me. I do make long term goals and then break it down into short term goals to reach the end. Knowing what I want to accomplish in life has always been a rather broad topic for me. There are general goals that I want to accomplish but nothing precise. I, also, try to plan for unseen events, but there are always events and crises that can never be planned for. The area that I really struggle with is in organizing and planning a clear plan for each week to achieve the end results. I tend to blow in the wind like a reed and let life take me where it wants to and then respond after-the-fact. An example of this is this last year when I applied for a medical residency program and did not get one. While I knew that it was a possibility that I might not get a residency and I had vague plans in place, I was certain that I would get a residency. When Match day came around and I was notified that I was not matched with a residency program, I went into panic mode. Due to the vagueness of my plans, I had to react to the crisis and work hard to minimize the crisis at

• Grace will use both hands to tear paper. She will start out with tissue paper and work her way up to construction paper. This two-minute activity will help Grace improve her hand strength and bilateral coordination skills. She will learn to use her left hand to stabilize the paper for writing and cutting activities (Hemming, Roderick & Richens 2017).

We all are currently aging. We live in an again paradox. But, it is what we choose to do with our time while we have it that counts the most. As a young adult, and before this class I was very unaware of the importance of planning your retirement as early as possible. There are many things that go into planning for a successful retirement. Such as, but not limited to: Where will I choose to live? What will I do to stay mentally active? Or even, when will I choose to retire. In this paper, I will go over a plethora of aspects for my personal plan for aging.