Khin Aung (Myanmar Times) - Successful time management

Introduction

The day is infinitely long for someone who understands its value and knows how to use it.

Goethe

If you're busy, it's a normal occurrence. A never-ending stream of tasks, deadlines, workloads (and stress, if you will), and a daily barrage of emails are the norm in the modern workplace. Dealing with them is a daily chore for everyone. The fact that this book is now in its second printing is a testament to the enduring vitality of this subject.

There is no doubt that you will be judged by your actions. You must complete the work to survive and thrive, and you must be competent and efficient. Time management also refers to actively working to create skills and efficiencies to achieve the results you set out to achieve. Success does not happen automatically. You have to work to make it happen. The same applies to your work schedule, and you must work to create the results, good or bad. In this book, we look at the foundation of our success. )

Good and effective time management is a skill that we all need to be successful in our current job and in our future career. Mastering it is a fundamental quality that sets you apart from others who are equally qualified but lack the ability to organize and discipline their work. Dealing with this area of ​​time management is not a matter of choosing whether to do it or not. Being an effective time manager is not something that you will find attractive or useful. Doing so is essential to your success in your current job and future career.

Making something unique and different from the rest

The overarching principles of time management are laid out in a concise and straightforward manner. They are: Do what's important, “Ignore the unimportant,” he said, “The urgent problem that needs to be solved immediately is simply the important problem that was not addressed when it first arose.” Putting some of the elements of good time management into practice requires perseverance and a clear commitment to the process. When actions become ingrained as habits, they become easier to do. But getting a job done and keeping it organized is a workable task. It’s not rocket science. It just takes practical thinking and smart decision-making. The important thing is to get the right details, and there are many factors to consider, without any magical tricks. This book reviews the main approaches and provides techniques and tips that will help you get more done. A large number of crabs are also described. This book is designed to be practical and easy to implement.)

Reexamining your process is the first step to improving the way you use your time. You will be able to make a difference and you will love the difference you make.