2. Decide to Change

Time management practices require a change in behavior:

1. Know your purpose and establish why you need to change, identifying the benefits.
2. Create a vision of you being on top of your workday.
3. Observe the current cultural, organizational and personal pressures of your...

Which three areas did you give the least amount of time to? Consider how you want to invest in those areas this year and write it down.

Is there anything you planned that you did not get to do last year? Jot it down.

It’s a powerful skill to take a look at your life and see that you need to make a change. 

Often we know we need to change but don’t want to face it. The skill, then, is to get very honest with yourself and recognize that a change is needed, and then finding a way to flip the switch ...