How can I get out of bed and to work on-time every day?
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Go to bed earlier. Practice self control. Quit indulging yourself. Put your alarm on the other side of the room.
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Take control. Remember this...'you work to live, you dont live to work'. Organise your hours better and organise your social life...make time. Life is too short to miss out.
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E-mail first, then Answers. Sometimes lose track of time if going to work that day, so need to hustle then. Easy to get lost here and forget what you have to do in 'real' life.
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Keep a to-do list electronically so that you can constantly re-prioritize it. Print it out first thing in the morning, and keep it in your sight all day. Don't be afraid to put small tasks on the list. It will help you feel like you're accomplishing more during the day. Cross off tasks as you finish them and update the electronic copy at the end of the day.\n\nIf you need an hour or more to work on something, schedule the time on your calendar so that no one schedules a meeting for you. This also helps you keep yourself on track. Put aside other tasks (unless they're urgent, of course), and concentrate on that one project for the time you've scheduled. It really helps.
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One of my favorite resources online that provides links to time management and other utilities is lifehacker. When you visit the site, there are a collection of links to the right that will help you find tools that will allow you to get better organized. \n\nI hope this helps!
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It takes practice forcing yourself to get up to an alarm without caving to that voice in your head that thinks it's ok to hit snooze. Leave something *unfinished for yourself to pick up on in the morning. Tell yourself as you get into bed that you will get up immediately. Picture yourself getting up in the morning to *finish:\n\n* The Mail\n* The end of a half-watched movie rental\n* A pets feeding \n* Something that needs fixed.\n* Clip your nails of one hand/foot (the one you left for morn)\n* An interesting half-read magazine article\n* Leave swept dust in a dust pan to dump, anything you can leave undone around the house that would drive you nuts.\n* The answer to a riddle you left for the morning \nor some kind of unfinished puzzle game\n* Leave comet in the tub to rinse in the morn\n* Ask someone to write you a note  (you can tell them why)
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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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I feel your pain!\nHere are some things that have worked for me-\nTry doing the same routine every night before you go to sleep- do a few yoga streches, take a shower and have a cup of tea (I recommend chamomile mango- Bigelow I think...) and THEN climb into bed.  \nTry an eye pillow- it blocks out the light and keeps you from staring around at you furniture while you curse yourself for not being asleep already :)\nTry doing some sort of exercise during the day- it makes you more tired- like running up and down some steps a few times.\nTry to go to sleep and get up at the same time each day.  I know it sounds nuts- who want to get up at seven on a weekend!?  But it seems to help me- it gives your body a schedule.\nTry not to do work on your bed- that way you can associate your bed with sleep adn relaxation only.  \nIf you're lying there for over 30 minutes, try getting up and walking around.  Go sit in the living room and just chill- no TV though.\nIf you're worrying about something- school. work, life- sit in your living room or somewhere other that your bedroom and let yourself think about it and obsess about it for maybe 20 minutes- whatever.  Maybe try to work out a solution.  And then say to yourself, ok! I'm done thinking about that- mean it! and then climb into bed.\nGOOD LUCK!!! I'm not saying that these always always always work for me but they're worth a try.\nZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.......... :)
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be on time for work. never be late. allways look nice and \nbe dependable.
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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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stay at home at do it all day long
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You can get a regular job that allows for telecommuting from your home.  I have a co-worker that works 3 days at home and 2 at the office.
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lots of bed rest, lots of liquids, and lots of chicken noodle soup. the best way is simply to rest and allow your body to do its work.  :-)
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do work\ntake tea\ndial phone\ngo on-line\nkeep standing\nlol
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Take responsibility for yourself instead of relying on others. \nGet an alarm clock.
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You need to do it over time, by changing the time you retire each day and the time you get up, Do this in 1 hour increments, and follow through no matter what. No TV, radio or anything when retiring.  Some people are just normally night owls vs being a morning person. And may never be comfortable changing.
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start setting ur self up for goin to sleep around 1 am and set an alarm at 8am or 9am then u might get into a regular schedual. then u get up be up for a while, then take a nap in the afternoon, not saying it won't be easy, but sometimes u just have to do it!