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Time Management Tips

3.The time limit for tasks: Setting a time limit for specific tasks will induce a sense of urgency and responsibility. It will reduce your Procrastination.4.Pomodoro method: It is a simple method for balancing a fresh and focused mind by taking breaks in between your tasks. What you have to do is pick a task and set a timer for 25 or 50 minutes then take a break for 5 or ten minutes precisely.5.Not to-do list: It is a list of reminders consisting of things killing your productivity and focus. Things like binging on Netflix or youtube for hours. It will slow down your growth .

<figure><img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/max/500/1*dkleVOsUDoPaNg20EWjUz" width="680" height="382"></figure>By Bidisha DasDo you struggle with workload and stress? Do you waste time procrastinating and wonder what you accomplished that day? This is a crucial indication you need to organise your time wisely. Time is more valuable than money. If you don’t use it wisely, you will regret it. Don’t worry, Time management is not rocket science, you will get there if you practice these tips thoroughly1.Create a timetable: Creating a timetable is an effective tool to beat procrastination. First, make a to-do list for your day. Then pick one task and put it in the beneficial time slot. follow your timetable seriously and you will get a sense of where you waste your time.2.Categorize daily tasks: Sometimes we overwhelm ourselves with a lot of tasks and end up getting frustrated. So categorise your tasks with "very important","less important","can do it later". You can colour-code them also. After that, you can pick important tasks first then other tasks. It will help you to set an excellent timetable as well.3.The time limit for tasks: Setting a time limit for specific tasks will induce a sense of urgency and responsibility. It will reduce your Procrastination.4.Pomodoro method: It is a simple method for balancing a fresh and focused mind by taking breaks in between your tasks. What you have to do is pick a task and set a timer for 25 or 50 minutes then take a break for 5 or ten minutes precisely.5.Not to-do list: It is a list of reminders consisting of things killing your productivity and focus. Things like binging on Netflix or youtube for hours. It not only slows down your growth but also make you feel guilty<h2 data-selectable-paragraph="" dir="ltr">6.Plan your week: Plan your week before it begins to have a sense of purpose. Set some achievable goals so you can feel motivated.</h2>7.Use time management apps: In the digital era, there are a lot of time management apps available for your Rescue. Apps like Trello, Notion, Evernote for to-do lists are very helpful. In the case of time tracking you can use the Toggle track, Forest, Study bunny.Conclusion: Time management takes practice and patience to master. So don’t be harsh on yourself during this process and trust it. Last but not the least, remember your time belongs to you.

Do you struggle with workload and stress?
Do you waste time procrastinating and wonder what you
accomplished that day?
This is a crucial indication you need to organise your time
wisely. Time is…

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Do you struggle with workload and stress? Do you waste time procrastinating and wonder what you accomplished that day? This is a crucial indication you need to organise your time wisely. Time is more valuable than money. If you don’t use it wisely, you will regret it. Don’t worry, Time management is not rocket science, you will get there if you practice these tips thoroughly

1.Create a timetable: Creating a timetable is an effective tool to beat procrastination. First, make a to-do list for your day. Then pick one task and put it in the beneficial time slot. follow your timetable seriously and you will get a sense of where you waste your time.

2.Categorize daily tasks: Sometimes we overwhelm ourselves with a lot of tasks and end up getting frustrated. So categorise your tasks with "very important","less important","can do it later". You can colour-code them also. After that, you can pick important tasks first then other tasks. It will help you to set an excellent timetable as well.

3.The time limit for tasks: Setting a time limit for specific tasks will induce a sense of urgency and responsibility. It will reduce your Procrastination.

4.Pomodoro method: It is a simple method for balancing a fresh and focused mind by taking breaks in between your tasks. What you have to do is pick a task and set a timer for 25 or 50 minutes then take a break for 5 or ten minutes precisely.

5.Not to-do list: It is a list of reminders consisting of things killing your productivity and focus. Things like binging on Netflix or youtube for hours. It not only slows down your growth but also make you feel guilty

6.Plan your week: Plan your week before it begins to have a sense of purpose. Set some achievable goals so you can feel motivated.

7.Use time management apps: In the digital era, there are a lot of time management apps available for your Rescue. Apps like Trello, Notion, Evernote for to-do lists are very helpful. In the case of time tracking you can use the Toggle track, Forest, Study bunny.

Conclusion: Time management takes practice and patience to master. So don’t be harsh on yourself during this process and trust it. Last but not the least, remember your time belongs to you.

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