What is "time management"? Time management is the way we decide to utilize our time in order to maximize our productivity in achieving certain long-term goals. We only have 24 hours a day. However, some people separate their time equally and successful, this kind of person use same amount of time to do efficiency work.
There are 3 main system in time management. First, "Getting Things Done," also called GTD. It is created by "David Allen." The basic theory is to remove everything that a person has left in his mind from the brain and record it on paper. In this way, the brain will not be disturbed by unnecessary things and concentrate on what needs to be done now.
Second, "First Things First," also called FTF. It is created by "Stephen Covey." Is a principle-center approach, not to teach readers how to improve speed of work, but to give the reader a compass to point the way for the reader. Also, it emphasize the planning of your life according to the seven habits and your own mission and values, according to which things determine what is really important to the realization of your life, and then deal with matters.
Last, "The Eisenhower Method." Dwight David Eisenhower said, "The to-do things in my hands can be divided into two categories, "urgent" and "important", important things will never be urgent, emergency things will not matter."
We can use Eisenhower method to separate to-do things into urgent, not urgent, important, and not important. According to what he said, urgent thing will never be important; important thing will never be urgent.
In my life, I also use those way to separate my times, you will know that we spent nearly 12 hours of time to sleep, eat, and do some fragmentary things. The other half day will be very important, I will separate my work into urgent and not urgent, then I will finish the urgent things and start to do the things that is more important.
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