Goals And Time Management

I can apply these principles by personally setting myself the Goal of completing this year at University with the best grades and results. In order to achieve this Goal I will need to have good time management and I will measure this by sorting out my priorities at first. (www.cob.sjsu.edu/nellen_a/time_management.htm) refer to the A-B-C rating system. By following this system I will rate my “to do” list with вЂ?A’ items being my highest priority. As I am doing this I can set Goals for both short term and long term in order of what I would want to accomplish at a certain particular time. I will also look at all of my “to do’s” to gauge the time requirement I would need and whether any additional resources will be needed to accomplish the tasks, If I would need to I will schedule time to obtain these resources. (Bolstad.R & Hamblott.M 1996) explains not to postpone the small tasks, as a sense of accomplishment is good and overlooked small tasks can become larger tasks. This clearly shows that in order of having our priorities sorted it definitely helps with Time Management, so that we can set reasonable Goals that are achievable.

Another Goal of mine in the long run is to graduate from University with a distinguished degree having done my best. Even though this is a long-term Goal I must start working towards it from now. (www.cob.sjsu.edu/nellen_a/time_management.htm) recommend to use Time Saving tools to be Organized: file folders, emails etc. I personally use and find Calenders, “to do” lists & diary planners most effective in order of being Organized. I use them for practically everything including listing study time. Organization is essential for good Time Management and without it you cannot be efficient. It is a necessity to have good Organization skills in order to meet your Goals on Time and also in order for your Time to be efficient