WHY IS TIME MANAGEMNET MORE IMPORTANT - VALUE OF TIME

 Let me start with a famous saying "I must govern the clock, not be governed by it." - Golda Meir


Time management is the process of planning and controlling how much time to spend on specific activities. Here are the few incidents with which we can know the value of time.

• To realize the value of 1 milli second - Ask the person who has won a silver medal in Olympics

• To apprehend the value of 1 second - Ask a person who has survived an accident

• To appreciate the value of 1 Minute - Ask a person who has missed the train

• To realize the value of 1 hour - Ask the lovers who are waiting to meet.

• To understand value of 1 week - Ask an editor of a weekly

• To realize value of 1 day - Ask a daily wage labourer

• To realize the value of 1 month - Ask a Mother who has given birth to a premature baby.

• To understand the value of 1 year - Ask a student who has failed in the exam

Time, it is said, is the greatest equalizer. Everyone, no matter how rich or poor, intelligent or ignorant, Skilled or unskilled has the same 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. But the success of an individual or society or nation depends on only the better and proper use of time.

A permanent worker will be found idling away his time during work hours but, for piece rated worker, time is money and his output may be double than a salaried worker if he properly uses his time. If the distribution of newspaper is left to salaried workers, one may not get his news paper every day.

 If employees aren’t meeting their deadlines, then companies will not make their numbers, and then everyone is unproductive.

It’s not easy to juggle all the tasks while also finding the time to invest in yourself and Family. The following tips will help you classify, prioritize, and streamline responsibilities so that your workload is more manageable and pleasant.

  • Prepare priority matrix
  • Follow short cuts 
  • Take a break - refresh yourself 
  • Say no to nonessential tasks
  • Start early 

I will conclude saying that when you are clear about what is on your plate, you’ll be more productive and get more done in less time. Good time management requires a daily practice of prioritizing tasks and organizing them in a way that can save time.


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