Time management refers to developing processes and tools to increase efficiency and productivity. Time is a non-renewable resource that is lost forever once passed. Poor time management can lead students to make excuses for unfinished work like printer or parking issues. Good time management requires qualities like reliability, hard work, and punctuality. People realize the value of time differently depending on their circumstances, from a student failing a grade to a day laborer feeding their family. Proper time management tools include setting schedules, tracking leisure activities, using reminders, and being realistic in expectations. Overall, time is a valuable but limited resource that must be managed effectively through planning and prioritization.

1. Time Management
Danyal Raza
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2. What is Time Management
Generally, time management
refers to the development of
processes and tools that
increase efficiency and
productivity.

3. Time is a Non Renewable
Resource
Once it is gone, it is gone.
You will never see this moment
again.

4. Effects of Time Management on Human’s Life
Student to Teacher…
“I don’t have my paper today
because the lab assistant
couldn’t get the printer to
work.”
“I’m late to class because I
couldn’t find a parking
space.”
“I’d like to study on a regular
basis, but it isn’t always
possible with my hectic
sleeping schedule!”

5. Qualities seek by good Time
management
1. Reliability
2. Compassionate
3. Hard Working
4. Punctuality
5. Willing ness
6. Reliance

6. Realize the Value of Time
ONE YEAR, ask a student who failed a grade.
ONE MONTH, ask a mother who gave birth to a premature baby.
ONE WEEK, ask the editor of a weekly newspaper.
ONE DAY, ask a daily wage laborer with kids to feed.
ONE HOUR, ask the sister who is waiting to meet her brother.
ONE MINUTE, ask a person who missed the train.
ONE SECOND, ask a person who just avoided an accident.

7. The Present
Yesterday is History
Tomorrow’s a Mystery
But Today is a Gift
That’s Why we Call it
The Present

8. What’s your “LQ”Leisure Quotient?
• Sometimes we just don’t
realize how much time we
spent in non productive
ways.
• Here are some examples of
leisure:
oSmoking between the
class break
oListening to Music
oWatching Films
oUsing Social Networking
sites
oDay dreaming

9. 2. Eighty Six Thousand
Four Hundred
•Picture this:
oEach day your bank deposits
Rs. 86,400 in your
checking account.
oYou have to spend it all in one
day.
oYou can’t carry over any money
to the next day.
oYou’d spend it all, Right?

10. 24 hours per day
X
60 minutes per hour
X
60 seconds per minute
=
86,400 Seconds
The day is depositing 86400 and if you lose
to use the day’s deposit then the loss is
yours

11. Answer the following questions to find out. Whether
you are a efficient Time manager
Do you get up at about the same time each morning?
Yes__No____
Do you wake up without an alarm most mornings?
Yes___No____
Do you almost always get 7-9 hours of sleep per night?
Yes___No____
If you answered no to any of the questions, you are
compromising with your Time and body’s efficiency.

12. Tools that makes your time
Management Perfect
1.Perform Salah
2. Keeping tracks of your Leisure activities
3. Make Post-it Reminders
4. Be the Bunny
5. Be Realistic in your Expectations
6. Pacing

13. Conclusion
Manage your time effectively
because it is valuable but
limited resource, it could be
accomplished by planning,
prioritizing, and organizing your
activities.