The document discusses time management and how to become an effective leader by managing your time well. It notes that time is a scarce resource that passes quickly and cannot be managed, but ourselves and our activities can be managed to make the most of the available time. It provides tips for analyzing how time is currently spent, identifying common time wasters, and developing better time management habits like setting goals, priorities, schedules and avoiding procrastination. The key is to focus on important tasks that are aligned with your vision and mission, rather than less critical or urgent activities.
The document discusses time management and how to effectively manage your time. It emphasizes that time is a scarce resource that must be managed well. It provides strategies for analyzing how time is currently spent, identifying common time wasters, and developing better time management habits through creating schedules, lists, and minimizing procrastination and unplanned activities. Key aspects of time management include setting goals and priorities, delegating tasks, minimizing distractions, and focusing on important tasks over urgent but unimportant ones.
This powerpoint conveys useful tips for high school students. This powepoint has valuable information about time management, study tips, the importance of your GPA and college preparation.
This document summarizes key time management tips from a seminar on improving time management skills and achieving a better work-life balance. It discusses how humans developed an unnatural relationship with timekeeping due to work schedules and sleep requirements. It also identifies different personality types and their approaches to time (e.g. "firemen" who rush from task to task and "perfectionists" who take a long time to complete tasks). The seminar provides strategies like prioritizing important tasks, minimizing distractions, setting a plan, and taking breaks to help people better manage their time.
This document provides information and advice about effective time management. It begins by noting there are 168 hours in a week and lists common activities that people spend their time on. It then discusses the importance of time management, including being more productive, reducing stress, and achieving goals. The document outlines several key steps to effective time management: 1) Set specific and measurable goals, 2) Make a schedule by blocking out obligations and prioritizing tasks, and 3) Revisit and revise your plan on a regular basis to improve your time management. It also addresses common issues like procrastination, time wasters, and the importance of saying "no" to unnecessary activities.
The document provides advice on effective time management. It suggests clarifying goals, handling time wasters, delegating tasks efficiently, and learning skills to save time. Specific tips include keeping a tidy desk, touching papers only once, reducing interruptions, establishing deadlines, monitoring time use, delegating responsibilities clearly, and using technology like a day planner to plan and track tasks. The overall message is that managing time well leads to success while wasting time causes stress.
This document provides 10 tips to help improve productivity and focus at work: 1) Make a to-do list each morning to stay organized on tasks. 2) De-clutter your work area to reduce distractions. 3) Use a timer to better manage your time and focus. 4) Ensure you have an ergonomic chair and workstation to avoid physical discomfort. 5) Keep personal problems separate from work to maintain efficiency. 6) Avoid gossiping and distractions from social media to focus on tasks. 7) Stop multitasking and focus on one project at a time. 8) Work during your prime hours for better concentration. 9) Take short breaks to refocus if your prime hours pass. 10) Remember
This document provides time management tips for students. It suggests starting with self-reflection to identify time-wasting habits. Some tips include turning off electronics during study time, taking breaks between study sessions, writing to-do lists, finding quiet study spaces, and scheduling work in smaller chunks spread over time to avoid procrastination and all-nighters. Developing a balanced schedule with time for work, relaxation, and social activities is emphasized. Students are encouraged to create an action plan and meet with an academic coach to implement effective time management strategies.
Excellent presentation to increase the productivity / work culture in the organization and develop the attitude with full of commitment among the employees and higher officials.
The document discusses time management and how to effectively manage your time. It emphasizes that time is a scarce resource that must be managed well. It provides strategies for analyzing how time is currently spent, identifying common time wasters, and developing better time management habits through creating schedules, lists, and minimizing procrastination and unplanned activities. Key aspects of time management include setting goals and priorities, delegating tasks, minimizing distractions, and focusing on important tasks over urgent but unimportant ones.
This powerpoint conveys useful tips for high school students. This powepoint has valuable information about time management, study tips, the importance of your GPA and college preparation.
This document summarizes key time management tips from a seminar on improving time management skills and achieving a better work-life balance. It discusses how humans developed an unnatural relationship with timekeeping due to work schedules and sleep requirements. It also identifies different personality types and their approaches to time (e.g. "firemen" who rush from task to task and "perfectionists" who take a long time to complete tasks). The seminar provides strategies like prioritizing important tasks, minimizing distractions, setting a plan, and taking breaks to help people better manage their time.
This document provides information and advice about effective time management. It begins by noting there are 168 hours in a week and lists common activities that people spend their time on. It then discusses the importance of time management, including being more productive, reducing stress, and achieving goals. The document outlines several key steps to effective time management: 1) Set specific and measurable goals, 2) Make a schedule by blocking out obligations and prioritizing tasks, and 3) Revisit and revise your plan on a regular basis to improve your time management. It also addresses common issues like procrastination, time wasters, and the importance of saying "no" to unnecessary activities.
The document provides advice on effective time management. It suggests clarifying goals, handling time wasters, delegating tasks efficiently, and learning skills to save time. Specific tips include keeping a tidy desk, touching papers only once, reducing interruptions, establishing deadlines, monitoring time use, delegating responsibilities clearly, and using technology like a day planner to plan and track tasks. The overall message is that managing time well leads to success while wasting time causes stress.
This document provides 10 tips to help improve productivity and focus at work: 1) Make a to-do list each morning to stay organized on tasks. 2) De-clutter your work area to reduce distractions. 3) Use a timer to better manage your time and focus. 4) Ensure you have an ergonomic chair and workstation to avoid physical discomfort. 5) Keep personal problems separate from work to maintain efficiency. 6) Avoid gossiping and distractions from social media to focus on tasks. 7) Stop multitasking and focus on one project at a time. 8) Work during your prime hours for better concentration. 9) Take short breaks to refocus if your prime hours pass. 10) Remember
This document provides time management tips for students. It suggests starting with self-reflection to identify time-wasting habits. Some tips include turning off electronics during study time, taking breaks between study sessions, writing to-do lists, finding quiet study spaces, and scheduling work in smaller chunks spread over time to avoid procrastination and all-nighters. Developing a balanced schedule with time for work, relaxation, and social activities is emphasized. Students are encouraged to create an action plan and meet with an academic coach to implement effective time management strategies.
Excellent presentation to increase the productivity / work culture in the organization and develop the attitude with full of commitment among the employees and higher officials.
Time management is about achieving goals efficiently within time constraints. It involves assessing how time is currently spent, identifying time wasters, prioritizing tasks, and developing organizational techniques. The key aspects discussed are setting SMART objectives, breaking large tasks into smaller ones, delegating when appropriate, minimizing interruptions and distractions, and focusing on the highest priority tasks to maximize productivity and effectiveness. Regular assessment of time usage allows for continual improvement in managing this precious resource.
The document summarizes Randy Pausch's time management presentation. It discusses the importance of managing time like money. It provides tips for setting goals, prioritizing tasks, using to-do lists, managing paperwork and technology, avoiding procrastination, effective delegation, and scheduling meetings and vacations. Pausch emphasizes clarifying goals, making plans, cutting down on interruptions and wasting time, and saying "no" to unnecessary tasks.
The document summarizes Randy Pausch's time management presentation. It discusses the importance of managing time like money. It provides tips for setting goals, prioritizing tasks, using to-do lists, managing paperwork and technology, avoiding procrastination, effective delegation, and scheduling meetings and vacations. Pausch emphasizes clarifying goals, making plans, cutting down on interruptions and wasting time, and says that managing time well is key to success.
The document summarizes Randy Pausch's time management presentation. It discusses the importance of managing time like money. It provides tips for setting goals, prioritizing tasks, using to-do lists, managing paperwork and technology, avoiding procrastination, effective delegation, and scheduling meetings and vacations. Pausch emphasizes clarifying goals, making plans, cutting down on interruptions and unnecessary tasks, and learning to say no.
Time management for students + How to study, useful tipsLea Mentlíková
Yeah, this is my favourite topic, no wonder it's topic of my thesis, too. I read a lot of stuff so I could choose the basic that you have to keep in your mind! My most favourite rule, the slide with sandglass, could tell you, that everything you want to do and do begins with awareness of your own death. Imagine your own funeral - what do you want to your family member, your friend and your co-worker say about you?
PDT Training - Time management, initiave and travelStevenJGood
The document provides 10 time management techniques for work. It discusses daily planning including setting daily goals and prioritizing tasks. It recommends prioritizing tasks using an ABC system and scheduling tasks. It also recommends sharing goals with others for accountability, keeping your workspace clean and organized, stopping multitasking, being a problem solver, organizing your email inbox, taking time for yourself, and taking initiative at work.
This document provides advice and techniques for improving time management skills. It discusses the importance of setting goals and priorities, creating to-do lists, managing paperwork and calls efficiently, scheduling time properly, delegating tasks, and overcoming procrastination. Specific tips include keeping a clean desk, handling emails and calls quickly, minimizing distractions, scheduling blocks of creative thinking time, and using a planner or time-tracking tool to plan daily, weekly, and long-term. The document stresses that effective time management is key to achieving success.
Organization And Time Management For Students & Parentssmagat
Overview of how to keep your kids organized in their daily lives. Children can be on the road to success if they know how to manage their schedules and chores
The document provides time management tips for college students. It discusses that being a student is effectively a full-time job that requires managing tasks and balancing school with other responsibilities. It also addresses that procrastination is common among students due to being overwhelmed or uninterested in tasks. The document recommends setting realistic goals, prioritizing tasks, and breaking large assignments into smaller, more manageable tasks to improve time management skills and reduce stress.
This document discusses the "busyness addiction", where people feel compelled to constantly be busy and take on more tasks. This mindset is counterproductive and can negatively impact physical, mental, and spiritual health as well as relationships. The document provides signs that someone may have a busyness addiction and suggests strategies to address it, such as prioritizing tasks, learning to say no, focusing on one task at a time, scheduling downtime, and questioning beliefs around busyness.
Tools and techniques for better time management and outstanding productivityVeneta Dimitrova
Studies show that setting routines and habits can increase productivity and save time. Using tools to organize tasks, set schedules, and track time spent on different activities can help maximize productivity. Technology tools like task managers, calendars, and time trackers help provide structure and accountability to improve focus and get the most important tasks completed each day.
A six-hour workshop on Master The Moment, a unique time management methodology, based on tips from the world's highest achievers and grounded in psychology research.
GLA/COMO Presentation My Time is Worth More Than a DimeLYRASIS_PRODEV
This document provides strategies for saving time, which is our most precious resource. It summarizes the results of a survey asking colleagues about their biggest time wasters at work. Meetings, email, and an inability to say no were identified as major time sinks. The document then provides tips on how to be more efficient with meetings, email, and learning to say no. It emphasizes the importance of focusing on tasks, taking breaks, prioritizing important work, and taking real vacations to stay productive. Poor communication and last-minute planning from others are also identified as stealing time.
This document discusses time management and its importance. It provides definitions of time management as developing processes and tools to increase efficiency and productivity. It states that time management is important for students, businesses, and organizations. Some key benefits mentioned are increased productivity, reduced stress, better balance, and goal achievement. Common time wasters are identified as poor planning, procrastination, unnecessary meetings, and negative people. Various time management techniques are also outlined such as setting specific times to work on tasks, dividing large projects into smaller pieces, and backwards planning by setting deadlines first.
At this talk, the speaker provides advice on improving time management skills. Some key points include: setting goals and priorities; creating to-do lists; managing paperwork, calls, and meetings efficiently; learning to delegate tasks; overcoming procrastination; and taking breaks to avoid stress and burnout. The overall message is that being organized and intentional with one's use of time leads to greater success and productivity.
This document discusses effective time management strategies for working with others. It provides tips for maintaining productive relationships while minimizing time wasted. Some key points include spending up to 25% of time on collaborative work, learning to say "no" to unnecessary tasks, being brief in communication, and using assertive phrases like "however" to redirect requests. The document also covers techniques for handling phone calls and meetings efficiently.
This document provides information on time management strategies. It discusses prioritizing tasks, recognizing and avoiding procrastination, managing interruptions, and delegating work effectively. The key aspects covered are prioritizing using the urgent vs important framework, setting SMART goals, identifying procrastinating behaviors, and utilizing the first two hours of the day for important work. Practical tips include keeping to-do lists, scheduling focus time without distractions, and learning your natural productivity rhythms. The overall message is that proactive time management allows one to focus on goals and maximize productivity.
Derek is a college student who is juggling many responsibilities like work, classes, family commitments, and homework. He creates a weekly schedule to manage his time but faces challenges when his work schedule changes, cutting into his study time. Derek revises his schedule to accommodate the changes while still making progress on his class assignments and paper. Effective time management requires setting goals, creating a schedule, and revising it when needed to adapt to changes and avoid procrastination.
1. The letter summarizes the challenges faced by three progressive schools in the early 20th century in England - Malting House, Beacon Hill, and Summerhill.
2. All three schools struggled with finances, staffing issues, and relationship problems among the leaders that negatively impacted the schools.
3. The letter suggests that these types of practical challenges may have contributed more to the demise of progressive schools and limitations in their philosophies being adopted more widely than the ideological differences alone.
The document is a 36-page lesson on search engine marketing presented by iNET Academy in 2011. It discusses topics such as how search engines work, search engine optimization techniques, pay-per-click advertising, and measuring the effectiveness of search marketing campaigns. The goal is to teach students how to improve a website's visibility in search engines and drive more qualified traffic to a site.
The document contains a collection of quotes and sayings on various topics like work, life, happiness, love, decisions, failure, nature, time, judgment, and appreciation. Some of the key messages are: love your work but don't rely on your company, you determine your own success through involvement, happiest people appreciate what they have rather than want more, make decisions based on experience not emotions, it's better to lose your ego than a relationship, forget past failures and look ahead, and it's easy to receive but difficult to give of yourself to others.
Time management is about achieving goals efficiently within time constraints. It involves assessing how time is currently spent, identifying time wasters, prioritizing tasks, and developing organizational techniques. The key aspects discussed are setting SMART objectives, breaking large tasks into smaller ones, delegating when appropriate, minimizing interruptions and distractions, and focusing on the highest priority tasks to maximize productivity and effectiveness. Regular assessment of time usage allows for continual improvement in managing this precious resource.
The document summarizes Randy Pausch's time management presentation. It discusses the importance of managing time like money. It provides tips for setting goals, prioritizing tasks, using to-do lists, managing paperwork and technology, avoiding procrastination, effective delegation, and scheduling meetings and vacations. Pausch emphasizes clarifying goals, making plans, cutting down on interruptions and wasting time, and saying "no" to unnecessary tasks.
The document summarizes Randy Pausch's time management presentation. It discusses the importance of managing time like money. It provides tips for setting goals, prioritizing tasks, using to-do lists, managing paperwork and technology, avoiding procrastination, effective delegation, and scheduling meetings and vacations. Pausch emphasizes clarifying goals, making plans, cutting down on interruptions and wasting time, and says that managing time well is key to success.
The document summarizes Randy Pausch's time management presentation. It discusses the importance of managing time like money. It provides tips for setting goals, prioritizing tasks, using to-do lists, managing paperwork and technology, avoiding procrastination, effective delegation, and scheduling meetings and vacations. Pausch emphasizes clarifying goals, making plans, cutting down on interruptions and unnecessary tasks, and learning to say no.
Time management for students + How to study, useful tipsLea Mentlíková
Yeah, this is my favourite topic, no wonder it's topic of my thesis, too. I read a lot of stuff so I could choose the basic that you have to keep in your mind! My most favourite rule, the slide with sandglass, could tell you, that everything you want to do and do begins with awareness of your own death. Imagine your own funeral - what do you want to your family member, your friend and your co-worker say about you?
PDT Training - Time management, initiave and travelStevenJGood
The document provides 10 time management techniques for work. It discusses daily planning including setting daily goals and prioritizing tasks. It recommends prioritizing tasks using an ABC system and scheduling tasks. It also recommends sharing goals with others for accountability, keeping your workspace clean and organized, stopping multitasking, being a problem solver, organizing your email inbox, taking time for yourself, and taking initiative at work.
This document provides advice and techniques for improving time management skills. It discusses the importance of setting goals and priorities, creating to-do lists, managing paperwork and calls efficiently, scheduling time properly, delegating tasks, and overcoming procrastination. Specific tips include keeping a clean desk, handling emails and calls quickly, minimizing distractions, scheduling blocks of creative thinking time, and using a planner or time-tracking tool to plan daily, weekly, and long-term. The document stresses that effective time management is key to achieving success.
Organization And Time Management For Students & Parentssmagat
Overview of how to keep your kids organized in their daily lives. Children can be on the road to success if they know how to manage their schedules and chores
The document provides time management tips for college students. It discusses that being a student is effectively a full-time job that requires managing tasks and balancing school with other responsibilities. It also addresses that procrastination is common among students due to being overwhelmed or uninterested in tasks. The document recommends setting realistic goals, prioritizing tasks, and breaking large assignments into smaller, more manageable tasks to improve time management skills and reduce stress.
This document discusses the "busyness addiction", where people feel compelled to constantly be busy and take on more tasks. This mindset is counterproductive and can negatively impact physical, mental, and spiritual health as well as relationships. The document provides signs that someone may have a busyness addiction and suggests strategies to address it, such as prioritizing tasks, learning to say no, focusing on one task at a time, scheduling downtime, and questioning beliefs around busyness.
Tools and techniques for better time management and outstanding productivityVeneta Dimitrova
Studies show that setting routines and habits can increase productivity and save time. Using tools to organize tasks, set schedules, and track time spent on different activities can help maximize productivity. Technology tools like task managers, calendars, and time trackers help provide structure and accountability to improve focus and get the most important tasks completed each day.
A six-hour workshop on Master The Moment, a unique time management methodology, based on tips from the world's highest achievers and grounded in psychology research.
GLA/COMO Presentation My Time is Worth More Than a DimeLYRASIS_PRODEV
This document provides strategies for saving time, which is our most precious resource. It summarizes the results of a survey asking colleagues about their biggest time wasters at work. Meetings, email, and an inability to say no were identified as major time sinks. The document then provides tips on how to be more efficient with meetings, email, and learning to say no. It emphasizes the importance of focusing on tasks, taking breaks, prioritizing important work, and taking real vacations to stay productive. Poor communication and last-minute planning from others are also identified as stealing time.
This document discusses time management and its importance. It provides definitions of time management as developing processes and tools to increase efficiency and productivity. It states that time management is important for students, businesses, and organizations. Some key benefits mentioned are increased productivity, reduced stress, better balance, and goal achievement. Common time wasters are identified as poor planning, procrastination, unnecessary meetings, and negative people. Various time management techniques are also outlined such as setting specific times to work on tasks, dividing large projects into smaller pieces, and backwards planning by setting deadlines first.
At this talk, the speaker provides advice on improving time management skills. Some key points include: setting goals and priorities; creating to-do lists; managing paperwork, calls, and meetings efficiently; learning to delegate tasks; overcoming procrastination; and taking breaks to avoid stress and burnout. The overall message is that being organized and intentional with one's use of time leads to greater success and productivity.
This document discusses effective time management strategies for working with others. It provides tips for maintaining productive relationships while minimizing time wasted. Some key points include spending up to 25% of time on collaborative work, learning to say "no" to unnecessary tasks, being brief in communication, and using assertive phrases like "however" to redirect requests. The document also covers techniques for handling phone calls and meetings efficiently.
This document provides information on time management strategies. It discusses prioritizing tasks, recognizing and avoiding procrastination, managing interruptions, and delegating work effectively. The key aspects covered are prioritizing using the urgent vs important framework, setting SMART goals, identifying procrastinating behaviors, and utilizing the first two hours of the day for important work. Practical tips include keeping to-do lists, scheduling focus time without distractions, and learning your natural productivity rhythms. The overall message is that proactive time management allows one to focus on goals and maximize productivity.
Derek is a college student who is juggling many responsibilities like work, classes, family commitments, and homework. He creates a weekly schedule to manage his time but faces challenges when his work schedule changes, cutting into his study time. Derek revises his schedule to accommodate the changes while still making progress on his class assignments and paper. Effective time management requires setting goals, creating a schedule, and revising it when needed to adapt to changes and avoid procrastination.
1. The letter summarizes the challenges faced by three progressive schools in the early 20th century in England - Malting House, Beacon Hill, and Summerhill.
2. All three schools struggled with finances, staffing issues, and relationship problems among the leaders that negatively impacted the schools.
3. The letter suggests that these types of practical challenges may have contributed more to the demise of progressive schools and limitations in their philosophies being adopted more widely than the ideological differences alone.
The document is a 36-page lesson on search engine marketing presented by iNET Academy in 2011. It discusses topics such as how search engines work, search engine optimization techniques, pay-per-click advertising, and measuring the effectiveness of search marketing campaigns. The goal is to teach students how to improve a website's visibility in search engines and drive more qualified traffic to a site.
The document contains a collection of quotes and sayings on various topics like work, life, happiness, love, decisions, failure, nature, time, judgment, and appreciation. Some of the key messages are: love your work but don't rely on your company, you determine your own success through involvement, happiest people appreciate what they have rather than want more, make decisions based on experience not emotions, it's better to lose your ego than a relationship, forget past failures and look ahead, and it's easy to receive but difficult to give of yourself to others.
La Consejería de Fomento y Vivienda de Andalucía ha completado la construcción de una nueva estación de autobuses en Cazorla, Jaén con un presupuesto de 366,216.93 euros. La estación tiene 3 dársenas y 222 metros cuadrados de espacio construido para mejorar el transporte público y la accesibilidad en esta zona turística. El edificio se ha integrado en la ladera para minimizar el impacto visual y ofrece servicios como venta de billetes y cafetería.
This document discusses considerations and solutions for teaching listening and speaking skills. For listening, it addresses the mental block some students have when they don't understand everything. It recommends encouraging students to listen for short periods several times a week and be patient with progress. For speaking, it notes the peer pressure students feel and suggests having them do small group conversations about familiar topics to build confidence. It also discusses difficulties non-native English speaking teachers may face and provides tips like avoiding slang, being polite, and using activities to engage students.
Research Ed Talk - 2014 - Laura McInerney - 5 Big Mistakes When Writing & Tal...lauramcinerney
The document outlines 5 common mistakes made when writing or talking about research:
1) Failing to include actual research examples, such as a study from the early 2000s that found teacher collaboration improved student outcomes.
2) Using research to force conclusions on others rather than selecting a few key pieces of evidence and acknowledging limitations.
3) Lacking a story element that engages the audience.
4) Mixing up the meanings of "significance" and "importance" when describing research results.
5) Providing too many details and going on too long without a clear conclusion.
This document provides tips and strategies for improving time management skills. It begins by having the reader reflect on how they currently spend their time each day. The key points are that time management is about organizing one's time to get the most benefit from each day, and that developing strong time management skills requires practice. Some strategies discussed are using a calendar or planner, setting SMART goals, breaking large tasks into smaller pieces, getting organized, avoiding procrastination, and rewarding oneself for completing tasks. The overall message is that time management is an ongoing process that improves with practice.
Time ManAgeMenT, Strategies, Efficiency, Self or Business ImprovementMadhusudan Rao Datrika
This document discusses time management techniques. It begins by acknowledging sources used to create the presentation. It then discusses how time management can increase productivity and efficiency for students, individuals, and businesses. Some key benefits mentioned are achieving better results, improving quality of work, and reducing stress. Common time wasters like meetings, phone calls, and procrastination are identified. Tools for planning like to-do lists and calendars are recommended. The document stresses prioritizing important tasks and using techniques like Pareto's principle to maximize productivity.
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The document provides an outline for a seminar on time management. It begins with objectives to clarify goals, handle time wasters, improve delegation, work efficiently, learn time saving skills, and overcome stress and procrastination. It then covers defining time management, importance of prioritization, scheduling and execution. Mythological backgrounds of time and definitions of time management are presented. Ten strategies for better time management are discussed, including knowing how time is spent, setting priorities, using planning tools, getting organized, scheduling appropriately, delegating, stopping procrastination, managing external time wasters like phones and meetings, avoiding multitasking, and staying healthy.
We can never bring back or stop time.So we can not actually manage it.Bur we can manage dealing with it through managing our activities during the running time.
The document discusses effective time management techniques. It begins by outlining the "Three Ps" of time management: planning, priorities, and procrastination. It then discusses ten common myths about time management. Some key time wasters are attempting too much, not setting boundaries, working in a crisis mode, and interruptions. The document provides tips for overcoming procrastination, making the most of mornings, managing meetings and emails, planning and setting priorities, and strategic planning. The overall message is the importance of planning, setting priorities, and effective time management.
The document discusses effective time management techniques. It begins by outlining the "Three Ps" of time management: planning, priorities, and procrastination. It then discusses ten common myths about time management. Some key time wasters are attempting too much, not setting boundaries, working in a crisis mode, and interruptions. The document provides tips for planning and prioritization, such as setting goals and deadlines, saying no when needed, and focusing on important tasks first. Overall it emphasizes the importance of planning, setting priorities, avoiding procrastination and interruptions, and learning to delegate tasks when possible.
This document provides guidance on effective time management techniques. It discusses the importance of planning, prioritizing tasks, and avoiding procrastination. It identifies common time wasters like taking on too much work and not setting priorities. Tips are provided for making the best use of time through techniques like deciding not to please everyone, letting go of perfectionism, and outsourcing low-value tasks. The document also covers strategies for dealing with interruptions, overcoming procrastination, and getting the most out of the first two hours of the workday.
The document provides 5 tips for improving time management as a university student, including visualizing success, dealing with procrastination by limiting distractions, getting organized by writing things down and using a calendar, studying smarter by reading in short bursts between classes, and maintaining a social life. It encourages students to be realistic in their time management goals and provides additional resources for students struggling with their schedules.
The document discusses effective time management, planning, and prioritization. It provides tips for overcoming procrastination, managing meetings and emails, setting priorities, and strategic planning. Some key recommendations include starting the day with important tasks, saying no to unnecessary tasks, having a vision and mission for your work, and understanding that failure is okay if you learn from it.
The document discusses effective time management, planning, and prioritization. It provides tips for overcoming procrastination, managing meetings and emails, setting priorities, and strategic planning. Some key recommendations include starting the day with important tasks, saying no to unnecessary tasks, having a vision and mission for your work, and understanding that failure is okay if you learn from it.
This document provides tips and strategies for improving time management skills. It begins by explaining why time management is important, as time is limited and being efficient allows one to enjoy life more. Signs of poor time management include feeling uncontrolled, being busy but not finishing tasks, constant tiredness, and missed deadlines. Procrastination is also discussed, along with its causes and how to identify procrastinating behaviors. Common time wasters like email and interruptions are outlined. The document concludes by offering organizational tools and strategies for prioritizing tasks, including using planners, calendars, and scheduling time for work as well as fun activities.
The document provides an overview of time management techniques. It discusses the importance of setting goals and priorities, using to-do lists, organizing paperwork and files, scheduling time efficiently, delegating tasks, managing meetings and technology, and overcoming procrastination. Specific tips include using a day planner, focusing on the most important tasks, limiting distractions and interruptions, and establishing boundaries around work and vacation time.
This document discusses time management strategies and their benefits. It recommends setting goals, making a schedule, and revising the plan. Specific strategies include setting semester and daily calendars, dividing large tasks, rewarding accomplishments, and saying no to distractions. Common time wasters like procrastination and social media are addressed. Regularly reviewing and updating schedules is also suggested to improve productivity and reduce stress through effective use of time.
The document provides tips on effective time management. It discusses that time is a limited resource that needs to be managed well. Some key points covered include:
1. Prioritizing tasks based on importance and urgency and allocating time accordingly using a matrix.
2. Creating a weekly schedule that blocks out time for important tasks and activities.
3. Maintaining to-do lists to stay organized and on track with assignments.
4. Common barriers to effective time management like distractions, disorganization, and procrastination. The importance of delegation to free up time is also highlighted.
Time management is the process of organizing and planning how to divide your time between different activities. Get it right, and you'll end up working smarter, not harder, to get more done in less time – even when time is tight and pressures are high.
TIME MANAGEMENT Soft skill PPT by Rajendra Nath Basak.pptxakashtiny9work
This document discusses time management, including its importance and impact. It provides objectives like defining time management's importance, explaining the impact of bad time management, identifying reasons for bad time management, and describing techniques to manage time more effectively. The document includes a quiz to assess the reader's time management. It identifies stress, poor workflow, wasted time, and health disorders as impacts of bad time management. Reasons for bad time management identified include urgent vs important tasks, sitting idle, interruptions and distractions. The document provides a matrix to distinguish between urgent and important tasks and advises prioritizing important tasks. It suggests techniques like organizing, planning ahead, prioritizing, controlling, and tracking time to improve time management.
This document discusses the importance of discipline for leadership. It defines discipline as "doing the right thing, the right way, all the time." Discipline comes from within and is essential for achieving goals and becoming the person you want to be. The document provides tips for developing self-discipline, including organizing your life around priorities, managing your time effectively, and committing to small goals over 30 days to practice discipline. Developing mastery over oneself through discipline is seen as the foundation for being able to lead others.
This document provides information and advice about effective time management for college students. It discusses setting goals and priorities, making schedules, avoiding procrastination and time wasters. Specific tips include blocking out time for classes and assignments on a semester calendar, studying in regular chunks, setting and meeting deadlines, and learning to say no to distractions. The key messages are that time management can increase productivity and reduce stress, and that students should be disciplined with their time by planning, scheduling activities, and avoiding procrastination.
This document discusses time management strategies for college students. It recommends setting goals, making a schedule, and revisiting plans. Specific tips include blocking out class times, exams, and project due dates on a semester calendar; dividing large tasks into smaller ones; scheduling study time; and learning to say no to distractions. The document emphasizes avoiding procrastination by setting and meeting deadlines, rewarding accomplishments, and recognizing and eliminating time wasters from social media and other activities. Effective time management can increase productivity, reduce stress, and help students achieve balance.
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1. Time Management
( Managing yourself to become a leader)
Peter Drucker” Time is your scarcest
resource and if you cannot manage it
nothing else can be managed well”
Time passes in fixed rhythm and it never
stops
60 secs x 60 mins x 24 hrs x 365 days per
year
Mans most important task is to utilise this
resource well.
In fact you cannot manage time, but you
have to manage yourself to get the
maximum out of the time available.
Time passes too fast/ too slow
2. Common complaint
Do not have enough time and
bogged down with work.
Excuses made for not talking to
friends, parents, being with
family, exercising, taking up
exams, reading, social work is
no time.
3. Analyse Time Spent
Assume you live 36 years more
Getting ready 1/24 x 36years = 1 1/2 years
Traveling 2/24 x 36 years = 3 years
Working 7/24 x 36years = 10 1/2 years
Sleeping 8/24 x 36 years = 12 years
Television 3/24 x 36 years = 4 1/2years
Gossiping 2/24 x 36 years = 3 years
Day dreaming 1/24 x 36 years = 1 ½ years
Total = 36 years
What can you reduce and use it for better
purpose ?
4. Analyse how you spent time
write down the activities you did
yesterday
And day before.
Can you remember all the
activities you did and how much
of time you used.
If you can remember them and
do it within 10 minutes you are a
good time manager.
5. Time Wasters
Meetings for sake of having a meeting. No
Meetings agenda- no time to end- unwanted
discussions.
Telephone Calls Long discussions- repeating the to verify
same thing-
no specific message- talk again
Yours or others message is vague or not
Poor clear. You need to spend more time to
decipher what is in the message.
Communications
Fantasizing and You have no business or objective You
cannot ever achieve or take part but keep
day dreaming fantasising and day dreaming
Inability to say No have tosorry I need to go orstory and do
You listen to the whole
cannot say I need to
an urgent job
6. Time wasters
Drop Ins Good Old friends- Guys who
do not have work to do come
and indulge in your time
Waiting for other Irresponsible team mates do
team mates not keep time and targets
Everyone comes to you for
Poor delegation even for trivial things that
could have done by a
subordinate
Procrastination Putting off task always to the
end. Do not worry we can do
it later syndrome
Time wasting Internet, TV, Watching
hobbies matches, politics, War and
peace
Too much of friends,
Too much Socializing drinking, gossiping
No plan, No objective
Day dreaming nothing to do.
7. How well you manage time ?
1. Do you make a list of things to do? ( Yes/No)
2. Do you make a night audit of what you did?
3. Do task often take longer than you
anticipate?
4. Can you usually estimate the time correctly
without a wrist watch?
5. Do you have a fairly well set schedule for
rising, going to work, meals and going to
bed?
6. Are you punctual for work and
appointments?
8. 7. Do you iron and prepare your cloths in
advance?
8. You do not feel panic because you have
many things to do than time permits?
9. You do not waste time in finding things like
cell phone, keys, pens, books, files, notes
etc.?
10. You do not take long coffee or lunch
breaks?
11. You have analysed how much of time is
used for regular activities such as getting
ready?
12. Do you read a book or listen to
educational stuff on travel?
9. 13. Do you have diary or piece of
paper always with you to write down
something?
14. Do you take a book to read when
you go to see a specialist doctor?
15. Do you plan and jot down or
think and plan what to talk before
you take a call?
16. You do not often use your cell
phone for more than 3 minutes on
incoming or out going calls?
10. 17. Are you are prompt in
correspondence?
18. Do you get ready in advance with
relevant data and material when you go for
a meeting by reading the agenda?
19. Do you write down everything that you
undertook to do in a meeting?
20. Do you prepare an agenda before a
meeting?
21. Do you read the agenda before the
meeting?
22. Do you get at least 30 minutes for
general reading?
11. 23. Do you get at least 30
minutes to talk with your family?
24. Do you get at least 20
minutes for yourself to think/
25. Do you exercise at least for
30 minutes
12. Steven Coveys Time quadrants
Quadrant 1 Quadrant 2
Important – Urgent Important- Not
Urgent
Crisis Preparation
Pressing Problems Prevention
Deadline driven Planning
projects, meetings, Relationship
exams, building
presentations Finding new
opportunities
Real recreation
13. Quadrant 3 Quadrant 4
Not important Not important
but urgent and not urgent
Interruptions, Trivia,
phone calls, Junk mail
SMS, mails etc Time wasters
Pressing Escape
matters activities
Many popular Some phone
activities calls
14. Keys to effective time
management
If you need to manage time
effectively, you need to have a
vision, mission and objectives.
Then you can have plan to
achieve such goals by using the
time available
16. Developing vision, mission and
goals
Do a self assessment of your
self
List your strengths ( rank them)
List your weaknesses( rank
them)
Build on your strengths to
overcome the weaknesses
17. My vision- Whom do I want to be ( link
this with your profession?)
My mission ( what should I be doing
now )
My objectives/goals- professional,
family, social, personal
19. Personal Vision
Your personal vision
statement is the light
shining in the darkness
toward which you turn to
find your way.
Your personal vision
statement illuminates
your way
Your personal vision
statement guides your
life.
Your personal vision
statement provides the
direction necessary to
guide the course of your
days and the choices you
make about your career.
20.
21. Guidelines to write a personal
vision statement
1.What are the ten things you
most enjoy doing?
Be honest. (These are the ten
things without which your
weeks, months, and years
would feel incomplete)
22. 2.What three things must you
do every single day to feel
fulfilled in your work?
35. Personal Vision Statement
Once you have thoughtfully prepared
answers to these questions and
others that you identify, you are
ready to craft a personal vision
statement.
Write in first person and make
statements about the future you
hope to achieve.
Write the statements as if you are
already making them happen in your
life.
Some experts recommend 50 words
or less, but I would rather see you
fully describe the vision you want for
36. Keep in mind that your personal
vision statement can also
change over time, depending
upon what is happening in your
life.
You will be amazed, however, at
how many components remain
consistent over time.
However, writing them down
lends power and commitment to
their accomplishment.
37. Vision of great teacher
To become a person who helped students
to discover and maximize their true given
potential
To become a person who helped them to
develop their leadership, social and
emotional skills
To become a sought after person for
teaching and development of skills
To become a person of integrity
To become a financially independent
person
To become a person who shared
knowledge for the common benefit.
38. Personal Vision Statement
Once you have thoughtfully prepared
answers to these questions and
others that you identify, you are
ready to craft a personal vision
statement.
Write in first person and make
statements about the future you
hope to achieve.
Write the statements as if you are
already making them happen in your
life.
Some experts recommend 50 words
or less, but I would rather see you
fully describe the vision you want for
39. Keep in mind that your personal
vision statement can also
change over time, depending
upon what is happening in your
life.
You will be amazed, however, at
how many components remain
consistent over time.
However, writing them down
lends power and commitment to
their accomplishment.
40. Personal Mission
A personal mission statement provides
clarity and gives you a sense of
purpose. It defines how you will
live in order to see your
vision
Jim Rohn said, “You cannot change
your destination overnight, but you can
change your direction overnight.”
Creating a mission statement will help
you change your direction
Destination = Vision
Direction = mission
41. The integration of your personal
mission statement into daily and
weekly planning gives you a
tangible method of keeping your
vision constantly before you.
Personal mission statement is
what you should be doing now
to achieve the vision.
Now write a personal mission
statement
42. Mission Statement of a Great
Teacher
Enhance subject knowledge and skill in the selected field
of discipline
Obtain recognized qualifications
Get affiliated to recognized educational institutions
Apply proven technologies in teaching and developing
skills
Be a student friendly person
Get involved in finding solutions to problems of the society
Have a balanced professional and family life
Take care of personal health
Develop spiritual life
Be an intelligent consumer
Respect and appreciate good qualities of other people
and develop such qualities in yourself
Personally lead a life centered around values of
excellence, integrity, humility and trustworthiness
43. After vision and mission are
adequately formulated it is
easier now to break it down to
Goals which need to have
measurable components.
You have heard of SMART
( Goals) Objectives- and this is
where it becomes handy.
44. SMARTS
Make sure your goals are clear, well thought out and well defined. They need to
be
Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Results-based
Time Tabled
Supported
46. Write you goals keeping in mind
your vision and mission
Education
Career
Personal Life
Family Life
Social Life
Spiritual Life
47. My major goals
Practice Time Management immediately
Continue education – Become a Degree Holder
within 4 years- Pass CIMA with 3 years
Build a house in Colombo within 5 years
Marry before 30 years
Exercise 30 minutes a day
Give up smoking immediately
Improve English within 2 years
Become the Managing Director of the firm I work
within 7 years
Be involved in finding solutions to the problems of
the society with immediate effect
Get a job within 2 months
Write an article per month to the newspapers
Read 12 novels per annum
48. Develop a strategy/plan to
achieve goals
Dream about your vision, fantasize, imagine clearly
how you will feel if you achieve your vision and plan
to achieve it.
Use psychological methods (such as NLP)
in embedding your vision, mission and plans to your
sub conscious
“If you do not plan you are planning to fail” Peter
Drucker
Planning is an essential tool in achieving your vision
Be realistic- your goals should measurable and time
bound
Plan should be flexible as nothing is certain.
Exercise : Lets develop a Plan to become fluent in
English
49. Develop a strategy to be fluent in English
within 2 years
Take up a grammar course ( taught/self)
Read newspaper everyday and somehow
seriously read the editorial
Find 3 new words for vocabulary
Listen to radio or TV news attentively to learn
English ( 15 minutes a day)
Write emails to a friend
Find the opportunity to speak in English with a
friend or colleague for 10 minutes
Read a novel for 15 minutes a day ( at night
before going to bed)
50. At least have a plan for 5 years.
Break the plan into years
Break it to Quarters
Break it to months
Break it to weeks
Break it to days.
Break it to hours
Break it to minutes and seconds
Then you will use every second to
achieve your goals..
51. Take action to implement your
plan to achieve goals
Meditate everyday about your goals and
never let it go out of your touch or control
Put the list of your goals where you can
see them daily in a place in your room
Use your imagination and be creative. You
need to think “out of box”
Be realistic and develop a positive mind
Read books on successful people
Develop an idea if they can do why cant I?
52. Read books on failures and analyse
where they have gone wrong
Get advice and help when you need
Have a good network of friends
Trust yourself and your capabilities
Break problems into components
and handle one by one whenever
possible.
53. Achieve Your Dreams: Six Steps
to Accomplish Your Goals
and Resolutions
Don't let your goals and resolutions
fall by the wayside. Chances are that
to achieve your dreams and live a
life you love, those goals and
resolutions are crucial
Goal setting and goal achievement
are easier if you follow these six
steps for effective and successful
goal setting and resolution
accomplishment.
54. You need to deeply desire the goal
or resolution.
Napoleon Hill, in his landmark book “
Think and Grow Rich”had it right.
"The starting point of all
achievement is desire. Keep this
constantly in mind. Weak desires
bring weak results, just as a small
amount of fire makes a small amount
of heat."
So, your first step in goal setting and
achieving your dreams is that you've
got to really, really want to achieve
the goal.
55. Visualize yourself achieving the goal.
Lee Iacocca said, "The greatest discovery
of my generation is that human beings can
alter their lives by altering their attitudes of
mind.“
What will your achievement feel like? How
will your life unfold differently as a result? If
the goal is a thing, some gurus of goal
setting recommend that you keep a picture
of the item where you see and are
reminded of it every day
56. Make a plan for the path you need
to follow to accomplish the goal.
Create action steps to follow. Identify
a critical path. The critical path
defines the key accomplishments
along the way, the most important
steps that must happen for the goal
to become a reality.
Stephen Covey said, "All things are
created twice. There's a mental or
first creation, and a physical or
second creation of all things.
57. Commit to achieving the goal by writing
down the goal.
Lee Iacocca said, "The discipline of writing
something down is the first step toward
making it happen."
Write down the plan, the action steps and
the critical path.
Somehow, writing down the goal, the plan
and a timeline sets events in motion that
may not have happened otherwise.
In my own life, it is as if I am making a deeper
commitment to goal accomplishment. I can’t fool
myself later. The written objective really was the
goal.
58. Establish times for checking your
progress in your calendar system,
whatever it is: a day planner, a PDA,
a PDA phone or a hand written list. If
you’re not making progress or don't
let your optimism keep you from
accomplishing your goals.
No matter how positively you are
thinking, you need to assess your
lack of progress
Take a look at all of the factors that
are keeping you from accomplishing
your goal and develop a plan to
overcome them.
59. Review your overall progress
regularly. Make sure you are
making progress. If you are not
making progress, hire a coach, tap
into the support of loved ones,
analyze why the goal is not being
met.
Don’t allow the goal to just fade
away. Figure out what you need to
do to accomplish it.
Check the prior five steps starting
with an assessment of how deeply
you actually want to achieve the
goal.
60. You need to Develop Self
Discipline to achieve success
Reign over your self before you
control anything
Take your life into your grips and
control it
Your worst enemy is no one else but
you
When we are foolish we want to
conquer the world but when we are
wise we want to conquer ourselves
61. ENS in self Discipline
Start Early
Start Now
Start Small
62. Start Early
If you start early, you will not have a
accumulation of negatives
You will have a bundle of positive to
cherish
Your will to succeed will follow your
will to prepare
“ I will get ready then perhaps my
chances will come” Abraham Lincon
Hard work is the accumulation of
easy things that you did not do when
you should have done
63. Start Now
Before you become a star you have
to start
What you are going to be tomorrow
you are becoming today
Action is required to get ready
Positive attitudes are really actions
All worthwhile men have good
thoughts, ideas and intentions but
few translate them to action.
64. Start Small
Do not worry as you have a big plan to
implement to achieve your goals and reach
your vision
Be mindful that before we walked we all
crawled.
It takes time to develop your self discipline
No body can do it over night
It is easier to suppress the first desire than
to satisfy all that follow
Let your self discipline grow and you will
feel stronger day by day in taking control of
your self
65. Guide lines for managing yourself to
get the maximum out of the time
available to achieve your goals
1. Develop a fixed daily routine to do
regular things.
2. Do the important jobs when you
are at your best
3. Set time limits for tasks and stick
to them
4. Never put off unpleasant or
difficult task if they are important
5. Put off things that are not
important
66. 6. Analyse interruptions and
take steps to avoid them
7. Set up a quiet time and
publicise it
8. Do one thing at a time
9. Plan phone calls and stick to
the plan
10. keep a notebook to collect
ideas in one place
67. 11. Wherever possible finish your
task
12. Only take work home if you
intend to do it.
Arrange breaks at times when you
really cannot work.
13. Learn to say “No” to other and to
you.
14. Make list and cross off task when
done.
68. How to make a list
Make a Weekly Plan with a view of
achieving your goals and daily
activities
Find out how many roles that you
have to play in life during the week
Student/ Businessman
Family person
Citizen of the society
Member/ Official of an organisation
Person ( personal life)
Other
69. Weekly plan and
appointments
Dat
Ti Mond Tu Wedn Thursd Frid Saturd
a e a a Su
Role Activity y s y y
Studen
t 1 6.3
2 7.3
3 8.3
4 9.3
10.
5
6 11
11.
7
8 12
12.
9
1
1
1
1.3
1
2
70. Date
Mon
Tu Wedn Thursd Frid Saturd
e a a Su
Role Activity Time s y y
1
Family 2.30
1
3.00
1
3.30
1
4.00
1
4.30
1
5.00
Person 1
al 5.30
2
6.00
2
6.30
2
7.00
2
71. Date
Mo
Wed Thurs Satur
Tu n d Frid d
e a a Su
Role Activity Time s y y
Social 25 8.30
26 9.00
27 9.3
28 10.3
spiritu
a
l 29 11
30 11.3
73. Just write down all the activities that
you have to do in each role
eg. Student
Lecture 1
Lecture 2
Lecture 3
Lecture 4
Assignments
Studies
Reports
Meetings/ group work
74. Work place
Task 1
Task 2
Task 3
meetings/
Projects
other
75. Family
Call mother
Get sisters books
Contact brother
Call Uncle
Visit home
Pay electricity bill
Get some plants to grow
76. Personal
Exercises
Reading a novel
Call girl friend/boy friend
Meditation
Going to temple/church
Finding funds for task x
Visit to doctor, priest, advisor
77. Social
Meeting at Dayaka sabhawa/
Parish Council
Meeting at Club/union
Shramadanaya at village
Ctizens goup picket
Alumni
Other …………………
78. Then number all the activities as it has
written
Then give each and every job a time in the
weekly schedule
Have a remarks column and use the other
side of the paper to write more information
for the task at hand.
Do a night Audit daily to monitor the weekly
plan.
End of the week- transfer unfinished work
to new Weekly Plan
Place the used Plan in a ring file for future
reference.
79. Start today
You will see that you go a long way
than the others who do not plan and
organizes themselves
Take 12 copies of the weekly plan
developed by Maxwell and just do it.
You will see a tremendous
improvement in your day to day
activities and life as a whole.
It is a simple Magic
Good luck - Maxwell
80. This is a presentation done by Maxwell
Ranasinghe to Students of the Final Year
in the Department of Marketing at the
University of Kelaniya.
Please develop it further with your own
insight, knowledge and experience, share
with your friends and members of your
staff. Send comments to
maxran1@yahoo.com
The knowledge is universal, we need to
share it for the common benefit.
We, Sri Lankans need a big change in this
attitudes more than any other thing.
So act now and send it to many friends as
possible
Good luck …………