Yeah, this is my favourite topic, no wonder it's topic of my thesis, too. I read a lot of stuff so I could choose the basic that you have to keep in your mind! My most favourite rule, the slide with sandglass, could tell you, that everything you want to do and do begins with awareness of your own death. Imagine your own funeral - what do you want to your family member, your friend and your co-worker say about you?
4. Be Proactive!
It‘s more then be iniciative.
When you behave proactively you take
RESPONSIBILITY for your life
And you know that YOU are able
to choose your response.
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5. Positive thinking
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8. 1. Weekly planning (start at specific day – Sunday)
2. Judge the last plan and fulfilled task highlight in
green
3. Collect old and new tasks and distribute them into
a week
4. Mark tasks by importance and urgency (IU, I, U, 0)
divide them into smaller parts + add an estimated
time and order
5. Have a diary to keep you in the picture
6. Say no to task you don‘t want to do or delegate it
Source: http://www.myrkothum.com/how-to-plan-your-week-4-steps-to-productivity/
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10. How to Study?
• use weekly shedule or sticking notes (with topics, tasks, time)
• clean up your workplace
• warm up your brain
• 5 – 7 items (put it into context), similar things separate by
time
• concentrate on one thing, highlight important information
• take breaks (20-40 min=5min, 90min=15-20min)
• use methods SQ3R (Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review),
I.N.S.E.R.T (✓ you know, - don‘t agree, + new, ?)
• If you do study at night set a "stopping time" for yourself
• Be creative! Create a mind map to better understanding
http://www.xmind.net/
http://academic.cuesta.edu/acasupp/as/203.HTM 10
11. To REMEMBER
•Remember what kind of person you want to be
•Be proaktive! It‘s up to you what response you choose
•Be your own cheerleader and think positively
•Make a weekly planning and divide your task to specifics parts.
•Learn section about 5 – 7 items and take breaks.
•Use SQ3R or I.N.S.E.R.T
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14. Authors interested in topic
• Kathrin Passig
• Hans-Christian Kossak
• Stephena R. Covey
• Jeff Davidson
• Marion E. Haynes
• Kurt Nagel
• Petr Pacovský
(Books of everyone from this list were translate
into czech)
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