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Introduction
 Time management is the process of planning and controlling how much time to spend on specific activities. 
 Good time management enables an individual to complete more in a shorter period of time, lowers stress, and leads to 
career success.
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Benefits of Time Management
Stress relief
 Making and following a task schedule reduces anxiety. As you check off items on your “to-do” list, you can see that you 
are making tangible progress. 
 This helps you avoid feeling stressed out with worry about whether you’re getting things done.
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More time
 Good time management gives you extra time to spend in your daily life. People who can time-manage effectively enjoy 
having more time to spend on hobbies or other personal pursuits.
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More opportunities
 Managing time well leads to more opportunities and less time wasted on trivial activities. Good time management skills 
are key qualities that employers look for. 
 The ability to prioritize and schedule work is extremely desirable for any organization.
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Ability to realize goals
 Individuals who practice good time management are able to better achieve goals and objectives, and do so in a shorter 
length of time.
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TIPS FOR Time Management
Create a time audit
 Start by finding out where you're actually spending your time. Often there is a discrepancy between what you think is 
taking up your time and what actually is. This is because humans are bad at knowing how long tasks take. 
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Set achievable goals and prioritize 
your tasks
 If you've got too much to do, no amount of time management will help you accomplish it all. Now that you've created a 
time audit, you'll be able to see if you simply need to better manage your time or if you've got too much on your plate. 
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Create a daily plan or to-do list
 This can be made in either the first block of your workday or the last few minutes. Use either of those chunks of time to 
create a daily to-do list. 
 When you're creating your to-do list, make sure to keep it simple. Seeing a half-done lists day after day can be 
disheartening.
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Put a time limit on tasks
 Tasks expand to fill the time they're given, or so argues Parkinson's law. If you give a task two hours rather than one, the 
amount of work you need to do to accomplish the task will simply expand to fill the full two hours.
 Set a time constraint on those tasks. By setting constraints you will improve your focus and work more efficiently.
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