The art of time management will solve a lot of problems in your life. You will manage your time the best if you have a definite chief aim in life. This can be further broken into monthly, weekly and daily goals.
Have a target for each week and every day. This will help you plan your day effectively. Sparing five minutes each day to write down your activities for the day will help you manage your time well and put time wasters on check.
Time management is equal to life management. Management your time well, and a lot of things will be fixed in your life.
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What kind of time management tool do you recommend?
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I do not use digital time management tool. I make a daily to-do-list which is connected to my weekly and monthly goals.
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Why you should have a definite goal you want to achieve per time.
Moreover, time waits for nobody and any time lost cannot be regained.
So, proper time managament is very important.
True.
You are right, if you make an action plan for each day, it will be much better reflected in achieving the goal, especially since it disciplines a person very well. Thank you for sharing @ogoowinner
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Yeap. You have just say it all. Time management is important. Before going out for the day, set a plan. At the end of the day, review the plan to check whether it has been achieved. A life without a time plan is a life without a life goal.
Your time plan management helps in your life goal accomplishment.
Use and manage your time effectively
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