Friday, September 24, 2010

Self Management

Time is a constant, which means it does not change. 24 hours a day is universal and common to everyone. In the real sense you can not manage time; because it is fixed you only adjust to it. Just like a river that flows, time ticks on, you are the one who aligns yourself to every tick.

Self management is what you need to be able you need to utilize time. Change is a constant, which does not apply to time, but to you. Your evaluation of yourself, affects how you handle time. If you mean nothing to yourself, nothing will mean anything to you. Feel great about yourself, embrace time, live full and fulfilled.

Get Organized
Oraganized yourself by putting things in their proper place. The way you do things, the nature of your surrounding affects your organization.
When do you wake up in the morning?
How does your bedroom look?
What about the files on your office desk?

When you answer these question, you will have a clue as to whether you are organized in the way you handle things. All your activities are tired to time, so if you cannot organize them, you definitely would with time.

Identify bad Habits
Make a list of bad habits that are stealing your time, sabotaging your goals, and blocking your success. After you do, work on them one at a time and systematically eliminate them from your life. Evaluate the time you spend on your PC, in front of the TV, hanging out and even sleeping. You will be amazed that you have spent more hours on nothing at the expense of your goals.
Remember that the easiest way to eliminate a bad habit, it to replace it with a better habit.

Take Responsibility for Yourself
Your ability to respond to change will is very vital. It shows s that you are on top of it and have things in control. Be the custodian of your actions. Be bold to accept responsibility for your actions. When you accept responsibility you take control of changing the results. 

Write down things
A common time management mistake is to try to use your memory to keep track of too many details leading to information overload. Using a to-do list to write things down is a great way to take control of your projects and tasks and keep yourself organized.


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