The document discusses common ways people waste time, such as social media, worrying, and procrastination, highlighting the negative impact of multitasking on efficiency. It suggests improving time management through strategies like rising early, tracking time, being organized, prioritizing tasks, and regularly reviewing schedules. The overall message emphasizes that everyone has the same 24 hours and encourages making proactive changes to better utilize time.

1. Are we really not getting Time?
Quotes:
The way we spend our
time defines who we are.
- Jonathan Estrin
Never leave ‘till
tomorrow which you can
do today
- Benjamin Franklin

2. Overwhelmingly busy
• Many people today feel that way and constantly lament a lack of time.
• It is not surprising, then, that many people are easily distracted from
their core goals and end up lamenting that they never have enough
time.
• we might think that we are getting more done and saving time by
multitasking, but studies show we’re not the brilliant multitaskers we
think we are.
• If we say like “we barely have time to do even simple tasks like cooking
a meal,washing vessels,folding our clothes and keep them in wardrobe
or completing our daily to-do list” then - definitely something is wrong.
Are We?

3. Top ways we are losing our Time
• Scrolling Through Social Media (Morning bed.la irunthu
ezhunthukama paduthukittu mobile pathutey irukaradhu)
- The easiest and most common way to waste time is on social media
- If you need to take a break please find a productive, rejuvenating break,
like a walk for some fresh air and a cup of tea instead of looking at social media.
• Worrying (Aduthu enna nadaka pogutho.nu thevai illatha kavalai)
- Worrying is a waste of good energy
- If you are worried about something, take action so you do not worry
about it. If it is out of your hands, then let it be and focus on other things.
• Procrastinating Time (Aprm panikalam.nu oru thought)
- Procrastinating is very common, but such a detriment to progress and efficiency
- The sooner you begin the sooner you will be finished, and you will make a
habit of getting all things done in an efficient manner.

4. How can we improve?
• Rise early (Nalaiku irunthu seekiram ezhunthukanum, eppo andha nalaiku varum)
- Wake up early every day, so that while others are still dreaming you can make your dreams come true.
• Track your time (Time epdi pochu.nu therila sollatheenga)
- Experts agree that tracking and budgeting your time is vital to taking control of your day. People who don’t budget and track their time are the
ones who wonder where time has gone and can’t understand why they accomplish so little at the end of each workday
• Be organized (Last min.la Earrings, watch, bike key,mobile enga vechom.nu theditu irukatheenga. Please maintain gadgets and valuables
properly)
- Spend a little time up front planning your day and keeping things neat and tidy. This way, you will know exactly what items you have and where
they are located, which can save you a lot of time, money, and stress.
• Prioritize things (Inga oru kaal, anga oru kaal vaika venam)
- Rank your tasks in order of importance. Think about your core objectives and all the different things you want to do and then figure out what is
important to you. Do not start and plug through every task until you’ve asked this question: “Do I really need to do this now?” If you don’t need to do it now, don’t
do it. Tackle high priority tasks first and then turn to the other things.
• Review schedules regularly (Oru vishayam thriumba thirumba panni, vera vera results ethir pakaradhu venam)
- People who don’t review their schedules, plans, and habits regularly often end up wasting their time and energy on things that
are no longer helpful to their cause. This is especially true when their priorities have changed – as they inevitably will with time – but they keep
doing the same things they’ve always done, expecting different results.
- Check with yourself weekly, monthly or even yearly to ensure your schedules and efforts align with your overall goals and
objectives. Change or alter your course as necessary so that unnecessary tasks don’t eat up your time and clog your day.
Please do
have a daily
routine

5. Positive Attitude
Everyone has exactly 24 hours in a day. If others can get work
done and still find time for family and friends, so why can’t we!
New words learnt through this
presentation
 1. Detriment - Thadai
 2. Lament – Blabbering -
Pulambal
 3. Procrastinate – Thalli
poduthal
Enna da ithellam neeyum
panriya.nu keata??!!!!
- Realized and started changing
myself. Let us make the right path
for the juniors.
Be the Change!!!

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