New Year's Nots

Ever thought about creating a 'not' to-do list? Now's your chance...

Time Management vs Time Robbers

Good time management is important to your success. Don't let the time robbers get you. Follow this plan and you will achieve your goals.

Beat Procrastination With Your GPS (Goal Positioning System)

Here's the GPS (Goal Positioning System) process in a nutshell: you set clear, time-limited goals, you visualize yourself successfully completing tasks and achieving your goals every day, you use your intuition, you write ABOUT what you want, and why you want it, and you create and use a daily task list.

Balanced Freelance Living -- Five Ways to Achieve It

In today’s crazy, fast-paced world, it is a challenge for everyone to establish balanced living. It is an even bigger challenge for the freelancer, because we are completely in charge of how we structure our days, weeks, months, and years. In this article, I share five ways I have used to help me achieve a feeling of balance in my life.

How To Be All That You Want To Be For 20 Minutes A Day

Apply the 20 Minute Rule everyday and you can be all that you want to be and take charge of your life...

Your Time is Valuable...Stop Wasting It!

We all know that time is one of the most valuable resources that we do not have the luxury to waste for. Unlike money, gold and other material things, the time we spend can never be recovered. It is therefore important to use and manage our time wisely.

Simple Time Management Skills

Time management skills are simple. The problem is all of us are different, and each of us has to learn which skill works best for us. Often when we fail, we feel discouraged, depressed, stressed, and our confidence is affected. Failure is a state of mind however, and can be resolved rather quickly. It only takes a minute to screw up something, but it can take a lifetime to restore it. Therefore, simplicity is a state of mind we want to cultivate to manage our time wisely, as well as avoiding generalizing.

Time Management: Working to Succeed

Time management is the process of working to succeed. When we are working to succeed, we are reaching our goals. Sometimes it is difficult when time are constantly changing and problems get in our way, so it is important to decide which plan works for you as well as understanding that life has its ups and downs.

Self Management: 168 Reasons to Manage Yourself

168 Reasons may seem like a daunting list but let me assure you it is much easier than that. There are 168 hours a week. Now, my point is this, do you know how you are spending those 168 hours weekly? If you don't, you'll find it hard to make the necessary changes to your schedule that will make the difference between mediocre and exceptional...

Time Management and Money

Is it possible to spend time in order to save money?

Too Many Things to do and not Enough Time? Mind Mapping to the Rescue

Time management is a pet topic that has been explained ad infinitum. Yet, many people go about their lives struggling to keep time and maintain balance amongst their personal, business and social needs and responsibilities. This invariably leaves a great many people stressed, exhausted and overworked, and alas, nowhere near achieving their goals or objectives.

Eliminate Time Sucking Activities that Don't Pay

Finding ways to eliminate or reduce time wasting activities will leave us with more time for important things. Have you mastered the art of time management?

Self Improvement: Five Questions to Better Time Management Through Improved Self-Management

Probably next to customer service training, time management is the most obvious need given that more and more companies are doing with less and less employees while expecting more and more productivity out of every employee. Maybe it’s time to rethink time management by changing our beliefs about managing a constant and focus on better how to manage our selves?

Family Time

When you pick up any magazine, it’s easy to find an abundance of articles to help you organize your life. Most offer tips for cleaning out the closets, shuffling the papers on the desk, finding ways to organize the kid’s toys.