how to manage our time properly?
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Make a list of priorities the most important tasks go at the top of your list....then make a schedule each task has its own time set during the day.Give yourself little breaks of 15-30 mins to unwind during the day or just use that time to do something for yourself.Then stick to the schedule,never let anything distract you.Multi-tasking is another secret.You may have to jugle a few tasks at once for example.With a little organization,and commitment you will be able to more effectively organize your time! Good luck!
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Lots of ways but one I'll mention is: To Do List. One per day. You put the most important task first. Then second and so forth. You may not get them all done but you'll surely get more done that if you had no  prioritized list. This may seem too simple but guess what one of the richest men in USA once said? He was asked how he gets so much accomplished; how was he so successful, etc. One of his answers was: My daily TO DO LIST. Think about it. Try it.
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How do we deal with laziness? We get up off our butts and do something.
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Take 15-20 minutes in the morning before the rush begins and have some quiet time for yourself. If you 'need' visual or audio input, then read or play music which gives you energy. Same at the end of the day, but things that relax you. Makes a to do list for the next day to better organize your time, which will in turn allow more YOU time. Another possibility is more interaction with others while 'giving' in order to feel more in tune rather than getting nothing fulfilling back.
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The only thing you can really do it manage your time.  I work, go to school and care for 5 kids.  If I can do it, I'm sure you can to.  It's tiring and hard, but it is possible.\n\nMake a "to do" list.  Write down things you have to do, then decide what to do at the moment, what to schedule for later, what to get someone else to do, and what to put off for a later time period. \nDaily/weekly planner\nWrite down appointments, classes, and meetings on a chronological log book or chart. \nIf you are more visual, sketch out your schedule\nFirst thing in the morning, check what's ahead for the day\nalways go to sleep knowing you're prepared for tomorrow.\n\n Here's an online siminar about time management, IF you get the opportunity, try to visit this site.
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List down all jobs you got to do. Name it "TO DO". This list should always be infront of you and be sure your pen is always standby so that you can tick all done jobs.\n\nUse memos and stick it to your table or wall.\n\nList down rules and regulation that you should follow without any cost. For example clean your room, make your bed as you get up. Or clean your working place...\n\nMake a time table which you should follow. Use the alarm in mobile phone which will remind you what work to do. For example fetch your children from school.\n\nAlways clean your working place, so that every paper or material are placed such that you will never have trouble in finding them.\n\nDo sport! It keeps your mind so cool that you will not need a memo or a TO-DO list.\n\nGood luck...
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Keep a calendar and MAKE SURE you write everything on it.  Clear your work up at the end of each day so you start the next day without a lot of leftovers from the day before.
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breakdown what your working on into smaller time frames.  Go at stuff in 20-30 minute spurts. Then break, clear your mind, and do it again.  That's what has helped me out
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Even if intimate time has to be planned out and stuck on the calendar, make an effort to plan for it.  It is an important part of your relationship.  Make a plan for bedtime and put off doing a couple extra chores until the next day so you have some energy.
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One of the most important thing is to organize it, decide how much time u will spend in each activity u want to get done. Get an agenda it might help you.
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Stay focuse!\n\nSlowly and easy does it!
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If your question is "How do you manage your time?" I can answer that.  I have a grid that contains every half hour that I am awake, Monday-Saturday.  I type in the activities that I know will not change (ie. classes) and print out the grid.  Then I write the items that I know I want/need to do in a given week.  I fill them into the open boxes and stick to the plan.  I make Sundays "unscheduled" time during which I do not do homework.
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Limits to the Traditional Time Management Approach\n\n"You can gain extra minutes and even hours every day by following these tips from a time management expert," the article in the tabloid newspaper announces. (You know the kind of paper I'm talking about, the kind nobody reads, let alone buys, but that somehow boasts a paid circulation in the millions.)\nAmong these tips from the expert, Lucy Hedrick, author of 365 Ways to Save Time:\n\n"If you don't have time for reading, letter-writing, cooking or exercising, get up earlier in the morning."\nThat seems to be a favorite solution. Other experts, the ones who study sleep, estimate that Americans are now getting 60 to 90 minutes less sleep each night than they did 10 to 15 years ago. (Again, more on the vital topic of snoozing in a later chapter.)\n\n"Keep your breakfast fast and simple. Try a 'blender breakfast' consisting of a banana, fruit juice, granola and a dash of honey."\n"If your bathtub needs a cleaning, do it during your shower. You can scrub as you finish washing or while your hair conditioner is working."\nI could do those things. I could make up a huge pitcher of "blender breakfast" and keep it in a cooler in my car, so I could drink it on the way to work.\n\nI could take a water-proof tape player into the shower with me, so I could listen to a self-help tape (preferably on one of those compressed players that takes the "dead air" pauses out) while I'm going at the grouting with my toothbrush. I suppose I could even wear my clothes into the shower, like the protagonist in Anne Tyler's marvelous novel, The Accidental Tourist, so I could wash my duds while I showered, grouted, and listened.
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Learn how to manage your time. Sleep at least 8 hours.\nDo everything step by step. And enjoy what you learn. That's important. You are smarter than you think you are. Be better than others.
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I think the best thing to do is to work on things over time instead of saving everything for the last minute.  I always found that when the last minute came, I would just keep putting things off.  Just set aside a little bit of time each day to work on something.  But, oh i know thats harder said than done.
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have a plan and focus on \n\nshort term - 3 to 6 months\nmedium 6 - 12 months\nlong term - beyond a yea\n\nby achieving at least one of the 3 you will feel you have done something, people set themselves tasks that can not be completed, think about it being like eating an elephant, try a wee bit at a time
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Make a list of things you want to achieve, set date/goals for them. Hold yourself accountable. \n\nAnd spend less time on the Internet. ;-)\n\nImran