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Time Management. “ We all have time to either spend or waste and it is our decision what to do with it. But once passed, it is gone forever.” -- Bruce Lee from “Zen in the Martial Arts” by Joe Hyams.
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“ We all have time to either spend or waste and it is our decision what to do with it. But once passed, it is gone forever.” -- Bruce Lee from “Zen in the Martial Arts” by Joe Hyams
Time Management • Relevance of time management • Meaning of time management • Importance of time management to a Student
Time Management Steps - Assessment of time usage • Maintain an Activity Log • Analyse the log • Identify time wasters
Time Management Activity Log date __________
Time Management • Analysis of the Log • Occurrences resulting in wastage of time : • Unplanned Activity • Casual Decisions • Unplanned interactions • Routine Work • Clutter • Approach to work • Time Consciousness
Time Management PRINCIPLES Pareto’s 80/20 Principle
Time Management • Developing the right skills • Managing Time • Planning • Contingency Plans • Prioritization & Procrastination • Decision Making • Monitoring Conversations - Leading, Motivating & Delegation • Reading Skills • Changing Work Attitudes • Stock Taking
MANAGING TIME • Planning • Contingency Plans
Time Management Managing Time • Prioritization & Procrastination
Time Management Managing Time • Decision making • Identifying the problem • Finding alternate solutions • Considering the consequences
Time Management MANAGING TIME • Monitoring conversations • 100% attention • Unbiased listening. • Screen telephone calls and visitors. • Encourage visitors to make prior appointments.
Time Management MANAGING TIME • Leading • Lead by example • Motivation • Provide challenging work • Participation in decision making • Recognizing work well done.
MANAGING TIME • Readingskills • Fast Reading • Selective Reading • Building up vocabulary
Time Management MANAGING TIME • Changing work attitudes • Avoid working at the 11th hour • Unbiased decision making • Stock taking
Time Management • Avoiding time traps • Health is wealth • Recharging your batteries • Learning the art of living
Time Management PRINCIPLES Pickle Jar Theory : • Rocks • Pebbles • Gravel • Sand • Water