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Time and Stress Management
Time and Stress Management
Management
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“Remember that time is money”
Ben Franklin, 1748
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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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We are killing our time and not caring for it. But later
on time is killing us.
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Increases productivity.
Reduces stress.
Improves self-esteem.
Helps achieve balance in life.
Increases self-confidence
Helps you reach your goals!
1. Set goals
2. Set reasonable expectations
(and remember that no one’s
perfect)
3. Make a schedule
4. Revisit and revise your plan
Make your goals specific
and concrete.
Set both long-term goals
and short-term ones to
support them.
Set a deadline for your
goals.
Integrate your goals:
personal and career.
What’s important and what isn’t?
What order do things need to be
done in?
Once you know what your
priorities are, you need to plan
out a schedule for the semester,
the week and the day.
Acknowledge the realities of
college schedules.
Planning may seem hard at first,
but the more you do it, the
easier and more natural it gets.
Set realistic goals, there are only 24
hours in a day.
Use spare time to review.
Study at the same time each day:
make it a habit
Divide study time into manageable
chunks
Leave extra time at the end!
Tension or stress is an
unseen ailment which
disturbs equilibrium of
our life and influence
every sphere of our life,
health, personality,
behaviour and life style.
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Money/bills
Traffic
Job related stress:
◦ Work Load
◦ overcrowding
◦ lack of support
◦ lack of on the job training
◦ Audit Team
Health/Medical issues
Lack of Free time
Relationships
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Low productivity
Anger/frustration
Work related injuries
Lack of
concentration
Anxiety
Panic attacks
Depression
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Experts argue that
maintaining a regular
exercise routine and healthy
diet is your best defense
against stress.
Try to fit (at least) spend 20
minutes on daily basis for
regular exercise week.
Eat well-balanced meals, more
whole grains, nuts, fruits and
vegetables.
Try to get at least 7 hours of
sleep each night.
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There are a wide variety of
books, magazines, tapes
and videos on the market
to help you learn to deal
with stress.
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Environment Organisation
Stress
Individual
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Economic uncertainty
Political uncertainty
Technological uncertainty
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Task demands
Role demands
Interpersonal demands
Organizational structure
Organizational leadership
Economic problems
Personality
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Physiological Psychological
CONSEQUENCES
Behavioral
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Physiological symptoms
Headaches
Heart disease
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Psychological symptoms
Anxiety
Depression
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Behavioral Symptoms
Productivity
Absenteeism
Turnover
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◦ Physical exhaustion,
◦ Fatigue,
◦ Poor concentration,
◦ Impaired attention,
◦ Blood pressure,
◦ Heart attach,
◦ Lack of sleep,
◦ Hair loss,
◦ Joint pain,
◦ Anger etc.
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Organise & schedule activities,
Think positive, concentrate on present not on future
Dhyan, meditation, pranayam are very useful methods
Good & comfortable sleep is must,
Avoid before sleeping – tea, coffee, cold drink etc.
Eat a balanced diet,
Take up the job or work within your capabilities,
Try to laugh as often you can,
Engage in some fun filled activities of your choise,
If you write down the worries on a piece of paper few time, half
worries will vanish,
Try to enjoy the beauty of nature, nature is the best relaxation
medicine,
Listening to music.
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Make daily list of activities,
Prioritizing activities by importance & urgency,
Decide your daily cycle & handle tasks accordingly,
Apply relaxation techniques such as Dhyan,
meditation etc.,
Note when people call you up,
Don’t double check if there is no need to double
check,
Never pick up someone else’s phone call,
Don’t manage all your time. Have a little flexibility
too,
Don’t make your work place comfortable for others,
Bribe yourself whenever you have completed
challenging tasks.,
Have friends, family, or work colleagues to talk in
case of excess stress.
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Anger – Control your anger. You become angry for
one minute and be ready to loose 60 seconds of
happiness.
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Bombard – When you are emotionally upset, you
have very high stress. It is always better to bombard
then and there and feel relaxed.
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Greed – Greed is the main cause of many heart
failures. Are we eating to live or living to eat.
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Health – To have good health is everybody’s main
goal. Maintain good health & be stress free.
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Joyous
– Remain joyous. Laughter reduces your stress.
Humour increases productivity.
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Manage – Managing your time is very important
to manage your stress.
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Respect – Learn to respect yourself. If you can’t respect
to yourself, how you can expect respect from other ?
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Thoughts – Allow happy & positive thoughts to enter in your brain.
Bad thoughts lead to more stress.
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Winner – Winner never quits & quitter never
wins. The quitter is always under stress.
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Stress is a matter of perception,
it comes from how we look at things or how
we respond to various situation in our
daily life.
Once we change our perspective
vis a vis our daily problems,
we are stress free
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WORK WITH HONESTY
EXEMPLORY FOR OTHER
RESPECT FOR PARENTS,GURU AND BOSS
AVOID HATE (SAY SORRY)
HELP OTHER, CARE FOR OTHER
PEOPLE INSPIRE PEOPLE
CONTROL ON YOUR BEHAVIOUR
LEARNING IS NEVER ENDING PROCESS
VALUE OF TIME
BE POSITIVE
BELIEVE IN YOUR SELF
I AM THE BEST AND I CAN DO IT
POSITIVE ATTITUDE
ENLIGHTEN OTHER ( CANDLE)
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