This document discusses time management strategies. It outlines a project to record daily activities and classify them in a time management quadrant to evaluate self-efficiency. The author records two days of tasks, finding most time spent on important but not urgent activities like planning. While 60% of time is productive, 10% is wasted and 20% could be better spent. Strengths include prioritizing and setting deadlines, while weaknesses include procrastination and trivial tasks. The conclusion is the author needs to reduce time spent on non-urgent relationship building.