BHAGVAT GHEEWALA
C.SRINESH
SHWETA PANDHARE
SAPNNA SALUNKE
SANSKRUTI SURYAWANSH
RUSHIRAJ TARLEKAR
KRUSHNA LOMATE
INTRODUCTION
Effective time
management involves
allocation the proper
amount of time to the
appropriate activities
WHY DO WE NEED
TIME MANAGEMENT
To save time
To Reduce stress
To function effectively
To increase our work output
To have more control over our job
responsibility
TIME MANAGEMENT
STRATEGY
1 PRIORITIZING 3 OVERCOMING
PROCRASTINATION
ORGANIZING
2 4 PERFECTIONISM
SCHEDULES
TIME MANANGEMENT
STRATEGY
AVOID TAKING ON TOO 6 CREATING SMART
5 GOALS
MUCH
Write to-do list
Review list: Break large tasks
into smaller tasks
ABC TO Prioritize by ABCs
PRIORITIZING Schedule your day (week).
Assign a deadline for each task
Consider your daily cycle (most
demanding tasks when you are
most focused/ energized)
Urgent AND important
Support a long term
goal
Only top priorities get A category
Apriorities
Support others you work with
Ask: What terrible thing
would happen if I didn’t do
this today?
Important but not urgent
Mild consequences for not
doing this (e.g. some may be
B PRIORITIES
unhappy or inconvenienced)
Never do a B task when there is an
A task the needs to be finished
Not important or urgent
C
No consequences for not
PRIORITIES doing this
Nice to do
Get the big picture (semester, work
cycle, vacations)
Know your schedule (weekly calendar)
Determine how much time it takes to
ORGANIZING complete various tasks
SCHEDULES
Identify odd hours and small bits of
time – plan how you can use them
Schedule breaks and time for
rejuvenation
Enter all this somewhere (paper,
outlook, phone app)
Recognize that you are
procrastinating
Evaluate and diagnose your
procrastination: e.g. reasons, what parts
of the task
Take counter measure
Use to-do list
OVERCOMING Division of work
PROCRASTINATION Shedule specific time
PROCASTINATION IS THIEF OF TIME Address reasons (e.g. don’t like the
task, hard to start, fear of failure)
Reward yourself for starting and
finishing
Be aware of your tendencies
Take an honest look at how you spend
your time
Focus on the big picture
PERFECTIONISM
Maintain high but attainable standards
Be realistic about what you can
accomplish
Seek help when needed
AVOID TAKING
ON TOO MUCH
Learn to set limits and say
no thank you
Learn to delegate, share
work, let others help
CREATING SMART GOALS
SPECIFIC
Precise statement of what needs to be accomplished: exactly
what are you going do, how much? When? How often?
MEASURABLE
Concrete criteria for gauging progress. Helps
you manage and evaluate your goal
ATTAINABLE
Assurance your goal fits your ability. Something you can
accomplish. Not too easy or too hard
CREATING SMART GOALS
RELEVANT
Personalization of your goal. Supports your interests, values,needs
and talents. Critical to motivation
TIMED
Beginning point and deadlines. Gets your started and keeps you
on track.
ADVANTANGE
Increased productivity
More energy for free time
Clear daily goals.
Improved focus
Reaching goals faster
More confidence.
Better workplace
relationships
DISADVANTANGE
BAD MANAGEMENT
I CANNOT SAY "NO"
Obstacles
Inactivity
One load of different jobs at a time
Fatigue and stress are part of life
No time to rest.
Effective Planning
Setting goals and objectives
Setting deadlines
EFECTIVE Delegation of responsibilities
FUCTION OF TIME Prioritizing activities as per their
MANAFEMENT importance
Spending the right time on the right
activity
USE YOUR TIME WISELY
Create Time
01 Conduct a Time 03
Inventory. Intentionality
02 Create a New
04 Prioritize
Daily Plan
Schedule Time for
5 “Dreaded” Tasks 6 Establish Task and
Time Goals
Schedule in Down
7 Time and Regular 8 Anticipate
Breaks Roadblocks
The lost time is never
found again
Benjamin franklin