Resolution - better time management (Photo credit: vpickering ) Time may be relative but it is also neutral. The reality is that there is neither too much nor too little time unless we make it so. So time management “at the end of the day” is about self-management. If you have a time management problem, the first step is to understand why. This begins with looking at yourself. In reality, for most of us, 80% of our results come from 20% of our activities – the good old 80/20 Pareto Principle at work again. But first let us work out the extent of the problem. Below are 10 questions. They are all about the signs of poor time management. So saying yes to even one question suggests you need to improve your time management skills. If you say yes to several questions, you could already be in danger of suffering from stress and even possible burn-out. Are you constantly rushing about from one meeting or appointment to another? Do you find yourself repeatedly ap
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