Time Management Tips
• Realize that time management is a
myth. No matter how organized we
are, there are always only 24 hours in
a day. Time doesn't change. All we can
actually manage is ourselves and what
we do with the time that we have.
going to spend your time in the future.
A software program such as Outlook,
for instance, lets you schedule events
easily and can be set to remind you of
events in advance, making your time
management easier.
• Implement a time management plan.
The objective is to change your behaviors over time to achieve whatever
general goal you've set for yourself,
such as increasing your productivity
or decreasing your stress. So you need
to not only set your specific goals, but
track them over time to see whether or
not you're accomplishing them.
• Create time management goals.
Remember, the focus of time management is actually changing your behaviors, not changing time. A good place
to start is by eliminating your personal
time-wasters. For one week, for example, set a goal that you're not going to
take personal phone calls while you're
working.
• Use time management tools. Whether it's a Day-Timer or a software program, the first step to physically managing your time is to know where it's
going now and planning how you're
• Establish routines and stick to them
as much as possible. While crises will
arise, you'll be much more productive
if you can follow routines most of the
time.
Ways to Use Coconut Oil
1. Remove Eye Makeup
6. Season a cast iron pan
2. Moisturize Your Face and Body
7. Remove price stickers
3. Avoid Razor Burn While Shaving
8. Help fight bug bites that itch
4. Fight Off Mosquitoes
9. Treat Cold Sores
5. Rub on your cutting board to
condition it
10. Soften Cuticles
INSIGHT
May 2015