Time management involves setting priorities, identifying time wasters, and utilizing time effectively. It requires analyzing how time is spent, establishing daily schedules, and treating each day as valuable. Proper time management also means being organized, saying no when necessary, delegating tasks, and maintaining a work-life balance. The ultimate goal is to maximize one's time and accomplish goals in the most efficient way possible.
2. Time : its attributes
Time is neutral
Time cannot be saved for future use
Each activity requires a minimum quantum
of time
Time has a value like currency
Time is cumulative in nature
3. Time Management
It is managing ourselves in relation
to time. It is setting priorities and
taking charge of your situation and
time utilization.
4. Time Management
Time is life, do not waste it
Identify major thieves of time and eject them
Make a realistic list of things to do and act on it
Eliminate unnecessary activities
Memory aids such as diaries and tape recorders are useful
Analyse how time is spent
Never take on more than is necessary, learn to say no
Analyse yourself and operate within your strengths
Get on by being organized
Employ a programme of physical and mental fitness
Manage backlog
Employ a schedule or planner to chart the way ahead
Never cease striving to become more efficient and effective
Treat each day as your last, maximize it.
5. Principles of Time Management
1. Set goals and Establish priorities
2. Spot the Time Wasters
3. Live Time Management
4. Think quality not quantity of Time
5. Organize Yourself for success – Prioritize, Clear your desk,
delicate work to others, stay healthy in body and mind, Act
purposefully and positively.
6. Write a Daily Time schedule: - Time, Activity, Priority (mark
each activity according to how important it is (A: Extremely
important; B: Important; C: relatively unimportant),
Effectiveness and then evaluate the complete time plan of the
day.
7. Work to suit your preferred lifestyle
6. How to plan your day
Visualise your long term goal
Try to do your planning at the same time every
day.
Use only one planner to keep track of your
appointments
Write out a To do list every day
Don’t jam your day full of activities.
Do it now.
Always plan time for balance; include family,
fitness, recreation, Social and spiritual activities.
7. Problems and Solutions for Proper
Time Management
Personal:
Know priorities of doing things
Be organized
Spend some time as leisure time
Psychological:
Have self discipline
Learn to say “No” if it demands
Believe in team work
Have a watch on the work entrusted
8. Problems and Solutions for Proper
Time Management
External:
Maintain proper relationship with friends and
colleagues
Never attempt indirect interactions
Social:
Allot some time to spend with nature with
parents, to love, to listen, to dream to and to
think
Morning 4.00am to 9.00am is the best time
for work
9. Problems and Solutions for Proper
Time Management
Postponement: Postponement or procrastination is
mainly due to a lack of interest or pleasantness
in work and the complexity of work.
Unpleasant tasks
Complex projects
Fear of failure
Lack of interest
Perfectionism
Distraction, lack of focus
10. Tips for Successful Time
Management
Doing things with concentration, dedication conflicts and
commitment and not in a careless manner.
Trust others and distribute works to others
Never think about unnecessary things and never interfere
in others matters
Postponement of planned events is an avoidable bad habit
Breakdown your goals into smaller task with manageable
steps
Be punctual
Hurrying up is to always the best way of doing a thing
faster
Don’t forget or misplace things
Use a calendar/ Get organized
11. Imagine the luxury of having more time:-
To spend with your family
To go on that “special” vacation
To take up a new hobby
To read that latest, popular book
Or just to relax and live a little.
Yes, all of this is possible but you must use
time management techniques to organize your
personal and business activities.