manage my time

i’m trying to wake up early, but i really should try harder to organize myself. organizing your environment (home or work) it makes your mind less confused and you tend to focus more on your tasks.
i keep forgetting my to-do list as well.

and i really need to manage my time. time is flying and i’m wasting it, really am. this is what i plan to do:

• wake up early and enjoy more my mornings
• organize myself
• compromise myself to do waht i plan
• make a to-do list for the next day before i go to sleep
• make a quick review on my to-do list by the morning

I didn’t have a choice but to finally manage my time this year.
If i didn’t i wouldn’t have been able to do as well in school and still have someone what of a life.

It feels good to have finished this.

I’m starting to do this better now. =]

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The past three weeks, i noticed that this one, very important and two, pretty difficult.

I am doing pretty good so far, i just need to prioritize in order to get things done when they should be done.

I lost a lot of time… doing nothing!

I managed my time pretty well this summer, with the summer work i had to do. Even though i will only finish with a week left to do nothing, at least i didn’t do it all at once. Instead i did very little, but did something every day.

I procrastinate. A lot. That’s actually why I’m on this website, though this could be ultimately productive. The first step in overcoming a problem is admitting that you have one, so here I am—I have awful time management.

I’m happy to report that although a schedule goes against every fiber of my being, I am actually enjoying having one. It helps to set boundaries on my time and upon myself. I am accomplishing more than I though possible. I am very consistent with my time with God everyday also since he literally is on my book. I am managing my money, instead of my money managing me. I think this simple daily discipline along with journaling is one of the most helpful tools I’ve found in accomplishing goals. A M A Z I N G!