This document discusses self-management and time management techniques. It begins by defining SMART goals, which are goals that are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound. It provides examples of setting SMART goals in different areas of life including personal development, education, health, and career. Regarding time management, it notes that time is a limited resource and provides strategies for effective time management such as getting organized, prioritizing tasks, avoiding procrastination, balancing work and personal life, and planning for contingencies. The overall document provides guidance on goal setting and time management to help with self-management.
10. Area in life
PERSONAL
DEVELOPMENT
FRIENDSHIP
EDUCATION
CAREER
Goal
Long-term goal:
In 2014 I will achieve:
Learn Certain Soft-ware, Presentation Skills, Write Book
Long-term goal:
In 2014 I will achieve:
Broaden my Social Capital / Give Time to Family
Long-term goal:
In 2014 I will achieve:
Complete my MBA / Certifications
Long-term goal:
In 2014 I will achieve:
Move up in my Career - horizontal movement
11. Area in life
Goal
Long-term goal:
MATERIAL
NEEDS
In 2014 I will achieve:
Buy a house, Car, Furniture, Retirement Planning
Long-term goal:
In 2014 I will achieve:
HEALTH
Reduce my 20 pound weight, Full Medical Checkup
Long-term goal:
In 2014 I will achieve:
RECREATION
Visit my dream place on the earth
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13. Time Management
Time is a Resource….. What else?
• Time is Money
• You may Delay, but Time will not
• Lost Time is Never Found Again
• We Talk of Killing Time, BUT Time Quietly Kills Us