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Time management thinking improves your other skills

Time management thinking improves your other skills

  • You learn to take your time and make calm, measured decisions rather than last minute, panicked choices.
  • You also learn assertiveness as you delegate and say no to commitments, and patience as you manage your goals.

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I strive not to be busy, but efficient.

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