how do you manage your PRODUCTIVE YEARS.?
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I manage my productive years by continually seeking out the opposite sexes reproductive years!
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The key is to make time.  You need to be more organized.  Write out a schedule, anything that works for you.  You will find yourself with very little time for things if you do not try and make some.
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by telling you exactly what to read and do .\n\ndo this : Work Hard and FOCUS on you're goal .\n\nread thees books: \nAutomatically millioner . \nAwake the giant within .
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BE ORGANIZED... make your TO-DO list... be disciplined enough to follow it... prioritize... identify the stuffs that are the most important... if its time to work, WORK... don't linger... don't deviate from your schedules... then award yourself when you finally meet the deadline... give yourself a pat in the shoulder and treat yourself to a spa... or simple pleasures in life... like a quality time with your gf/bf, an ice cream... chocolates... or a nice, uninterrupted sleep... GOODLUCK!
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turn in the work, do the projects.  Just do your best and dedicate all the time you NEED to it.  Don't take to long or to short of a time.  If you have questions just ask us here on Anwsers.
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pick up a new hobby, work hard at work, focus on something new
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How to manage to focus on doing your distance learning during life's other distractions (given that many distance learners also have full time jobs, kids, spouses, etc).
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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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well.. good to c so many ladies.. good at managing stress!! \n\ni can only suggest a way to manage future..  /job/career related stress\n\n..well sleeping is certainly a good solution.. but u cant waste time "sleeping"\ni've tried this n it really works.. imagine urself in the worst possible situation... then think of where do u stand today.. then.. your goal... only after visualizing everything.. think practicaly whether the goal is achievable!!  u'll definately observe that it is.. n u feel much more relaxed n confident.. its important to plan out what is to be done in order to achieve.. the goal...  at the same time  ..\n\nit really works if u;re worried about ur long term goals..\ntry it n tell me if it helps!!
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Get excited about some worthwhile goal.  You have problems.. pick one and commit to solving it.  Stay busy and you'll soon forget about the stagnation.
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Write down a plan or your intentions on a piece of paper with the time at which they should be started and completed. That sounds easy, but the most important thing is sticking to it. And also, make it a habit to do this.
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1. Breathe. Yes! It's that simple. Breathe deeply, but don't hyperventilate. Inhale as though you were sniffing a delightful scent. Then stre-e-e-tch your arms high over your head as you slowly and completely exhale.\n\n2. Set boundaries. Just like the stressed-out mom who sat in the playpen to keep away from the children, you can erect some barriers. Decide what you will do — and when. Better still, decide what you won't do and dare to say "no." Try to avoid anything, and anyone, who wastes your time.\n\n3. Clarify your goals. Decide exactly what needs to be done, and plan a smart way of accomplishing each task. Oh, and give yourself a pat on the back every time you achieve even one of your goals, no matter how small.\n\n4. Put yourself first. That's right! If you aren't functioning at your peak, your work and your relationships will suffer. Find time for yourself, and try to do at least one relaxing thing each day: Take a bubble bath, or read a chapter of a favourite book.\n\n5. Give yourself a break. It's okay to goof off, cancel a lunch date, or miss a deadline now and then. In six months or 10 years, who will remember?\n\n6. Get spiritual. Get in touch with your spiritual values, and align your plans and activities with them. For instance, read an inspiring book, then figure out how to incorporate what you learned into your day-to-day life.\n\n7. Take five. Right now stop what you are doing to cherish the moment. Savour whatever you're drinking or eating. Or go outside and smell the air, the flowers and the trees. Feel the wind, sunshine or rain on your face. Listen for tiny sounds. Take a moment every day to marvel at the wonders all around you.
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Get organised.\n\nMake a timetable and stick to it.\n\nMake people you care for depend on the results of your work (like for example, promise a friend you'll do something they need), so you'll have an extra reason for finishing your work.\n\nGet started without thinking too much about it. The difficult thing is starting, but once you're in motion, everything seems easier. I call this "cheating myself into working".\n\nSee a psychologist to make sure there is nothing that is bothering you.\n\nTry to leave things you like for the end, as a reward for doing everything else.\n\nFind the joy of what you have to do. I mean there must be something funny even in the dullest chore. Find it, and see if it gets easier to do.\n\nDo whatever you can with music, or good company. Of course, some things can't be done with music, because it disturbs, but others can.\n\nEat healthy, sleep well at roughly the same hours every day, and do everything else so that your physical health is not in the way.
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Buy the book called "Getting Things Done."  It's written by David Allen and is a wonderful step-by-step guide to help you with your time management skills.  It really spells out everything for you, no guesswork involved.  Try Amazon.com for other books on time management.  Hope this helps.
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1.get up early morning\n2.have brisk walk for 30 minutes\n3.give a hug to your dear ones before going to work\n4.whatever you do ,do it 100%\n5.dont worry about result of whatever you do,,just concenterate on your work\nbelieve in KARMA ,\n6.utilise your time effectively \n7.keep time for mood elevation\n8.avoid alcohol,smoking and too much non vegetarian diet\n9.pray everyday,,have faith in GOD\n10.try to smile everytime\n11.be generous to your colleagues\n12.spend some private moments with your partner,it reduces stress\n13.if you are aiming something,be focused and work hard as per your health and other conditions\n14.have faith in yourself,,you wil succeed\nGOD BLESS YOU
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learn time management.
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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