2. What is Time ManagementWhat is Time Management
How well a person schedules their time
in a day or a week.
Helps you to set goals & priorities,
organizing your hours and days into
designated activities.
4. TipsTips
Make a list , which needs to be done each
week.
Priorities them (Based upon time
availability & your values)
5. Time represents an important asset to
both the individual and society.
Time must be distributed between
Social roles
Interpersonal relationships
organizational involvements
6. Youth AffairsYouth Affairs
engage in extracurricular activities
describe themselves as extremely busy
with schoolwork, family obligations, jobs
and many other activities.
11. need to say “No”need to say “No”
Sometime adolescents just
need to say “No” to a certain
activity or social obligation
12. How canYouth Manage their time?How canYouth Manage their time?
Set goals – for a day, a week, a
month or even a year.
Decide what task must be done
in order to achieve your goals.
Estimate how long will it take to
complete each task.
Allow enough time to complete
the task correctly.
13. GoalsGoals
What is it you want to accomplish?
Top three persons of every field have goals.
Who am I?
Where I am going?
What do I want to accomplish.
Goals must be in writing.
If you don’t have any clear goals in your life
then you condemn forever to work for
those who do.
14. Major Area of GoalsMajor Area of Goals
Personal & Family goals.
◦ These are the reasons why you alive.
◦ What do you want to accomplish for yourself and
your family.
Business / Career / Financial / Material Goals
◦ What is it you want to accomplish for external
world.
◦ Where you want to make your coordination
Self development goals
◦ This is the key to accomplishing anything else.
15. Ask Question to yourselfAsk Question to yourself
What would you do or what goals you
set for yourself if you got one Crore
Rupees.
What would you do if you learn just end
of the day that you have only six months
to live.
What one great thing which you get a
dream if you could knew you not fail.
16. Make Daily “To Do” ListMake Daily “To Do” List
Write down all task and activities that you
intend to accomplish for the day.
Rate the items on your list according to their
importance. (save less important items for
another day)
Cross off each task when completed. You’ll be
able to see how much you have accomplished
17. ……Contd.Contd.
Working without a list is just as you are
driving a car on the street without
steering.
Make a list before you sleep or in
evening.
Successful life is based on a series of
successful days,
Successful days based on a list.
Check out points in the list, which you
accomplish.
18. Observe How you spend your timeObserve How you spend your time
How you waste time
Spent time on low priority task
Have trouble getting started
Tend to be inefficient
19. NoticeNotice
Notice when you have the most energy,
when you are most alert
when you get tired and irritable
what distracts you from high priority
activities
20. Plans of ActionPlans of Action
Put it in writing.
Action without a planning of the cause of
every failure, underachievement, time
wastage
21. MAKE A MASTER SCHEDULEMAKE A MASTER SCHEDULE
OF FIXED ACTIVITIES FOROF FIXED ACTIVITIES FOR
THE WEEK!THE WEEK!It tells you what time is “committed”
This includes sleeping, dressing, eating, travel
time, classes, work, friends and family etc.
Your fix schedule.
Includes thing which you have must do
Helps in identify your “Free” hours that you
have control over.
22. KEEP A RUNNING LIST OFKEEP A RUNNING LIST OF
ASSIGNMENTSASSIGNMENTS
Keep track of what needs to be done
soon
It will be helpful to note any due dates
the time required and the importance of
the task.
Example: Dot net Class
How long will it take.
25. MAKE USE OF SMALLMAKE USE OF SMALL
AMOUNTS OF TIMEAMOUNTS OF TIME
Even 15 or 30 minutes of time are
enough to accomplish some tasks or
parts of a large project.
27. IMPORTANTVs URGENT MATRIXIMPORTANTVs URGENT MATRIX
Urgent Not Urgent
Important
1 Activities
•Crises
•Pressing Problems
•Deadline-driven projects
1 Activities
•Preparation
•Crises Prevention
•Values Clarification
•Planning
•Relationship building
•True re-creation
Not Important
1 Activities
•Interruptions, some phone
calls
•Mall, some reports
•Some meeting
•Many popular activities
1 Activities
•Details, Busy work
•Some mail
•Some phone calls
•Time wasters
•Many pleasant
activities
28. REWARD YOURSELF FORREWARD YOURSELF FOR
SUCCESS!!!SUCCESS!!!
After successfully completing a priority
task, treat yourself to something you
enjoy.
29. Key PointsKey Points
The skills needed for time management
are planning, organization, self-control
and delegation
Bad time management= STRESS
Focus on over all development
Take on realistic goals an schedule
accurately.
Do not over commit.
Control your documents , workspace
and phone.