This document discusses time management and self-management. It begins by defining time and time management. It then discusses the importance of time management, including having more time to accomplish goals and reduce stress. It discusses self-management and strategies like setting priorities, building flex time into schedules, creating SMART goals, and avoiding time wasters. The conclusion emphasizes that managing time is part of managing oneself. The presentation aims to help people better manage their use of time.
3. Time and Time Management
Time is defined as the duration in which all things
happen, or a precise instant that something happens.
Time management is the ability to plan and control
how you spend the hours in your day to effectively
accomplish your goals.
4. Importance of Time Management
Time is limited
You can accomplish more with less effort
Improved decision-making ability
Become more successful in your career
Exploitation of opportunities
Reduce stress
6. Self-management
Self-management involves setting goals and
managing your time.
Developing your motivation and concentration
skills will help you to overcome the lure of
procrastination.
Self-management helps you to avoid stress and
provide you with more opportunities to get
involved in important activities.
7. Strategies Helping In Time
Management
Make the Meaningful a Priority
Build Flexi Time into Your Schedule
8. -Making the Meaningful a Priority
Determine what adds meaning to your life then
make sure you add it to your list of priorities.
Setting up your Priorities will help you doing
the task which is important for your-self.
This might include time with loved ones, time
to meditate, to read for pleasure, time to
exercise, time for volunteer activities.
9. - Build Flexi Time into Your Schedule
It mean you must leave two to three hours each
day unscheduled.
Don’t double book yourself at this time.
This time sacred and use it for thinking, planning,
handling the unexpected, and dealing with
emergencies.
10. Characteristics of Successful Time
Management
Evaluate
Plan and Prioritize
Eliminate Time Thieves
Delegate
Say No
Rest and Replenish
13. The Pareto’s Principle
Know what your key result areas or goals are? In
other words what is most important.
Use the Pareto principle to prioritize your tasks.
Ensure that you protect these vital few activities
from the trivial many.
14. Conclusion
“When you manage your time as a part of you,
then it’s when you take a step towards
managing yourself.”
-Shivam Baghele