Time Management Expert
July 7, 2010
I am a time management expert by applying the four D's: Do, Delegate, Defer, and Drop.
By being aware of my schedule and doing what I need to do I can stay on track.
I am able to meet my time requirements by doing the things I need to do in the time allotted.
1. Do. I do the things that I am able to do myself. I am able to complete important tasks and I am able to keep priorities straight for each task. This helps me stay on track.
2. Delegate. When I have an abundance of tasks, I am able to ask for help from other capable people. By entrusting tasks to others, I am able to maintain my time management effectively. Delegating tasks is a positive solution that helps me stay calm and focused.
3. Defer. I am able to re-arrange my schedule for certain tasks to make sure everything that needs to get done actually does. Tasks that can be put off for another day do not concern me today. I set them aside and make sure the more important tasks are completed first.
4. Drop. There are some tasks that do not need to be done at all. I am able to look at these and let them go to make way for the more important tasks.
These are all methods I use to maintain my timetable and successfully manage my time.
Today I choose to make use of my time management skills.
I do the tasks that I am able to do. I delegate tasks to others in order to maintain my timetable. I defer tasks to a different time and I drop tasks that do not need to be done.
I can effectively use my time management skills.
Self-Reflection Questions:
1. Have I done the tasks that I need to do?
2. What tasks can I let someone else do?
3. What tasks can wait or be dropped altogether?
By being aware of my schedule and doing what I need to do I can stay on track.
I am able to meet my time requirements by doing the things I need to do in the time allotted.
1. Do. I do the things that I am able to do myself. I am able to complete important tasks and I am able to keep priorities straight for each task. This helps me stay on track.
2. Delegate. When I have an abundance of tasks, I am able to ask for help from other capable people. By entrusting tasks to others, I am able to maintain my time management effectively. Delegating tasks is a positive solution that helps me stay calm and focused.
3. Defer. I am able to re-arrange my schedule for certain tasks to make sure everything that needs to get done actually does. Tasks that can be put off for another day do not concern me today. I set them aside and make sure the more important tasks are completed first.
4. Drop. There are some tasks that do not need to be done at all. I am able to look at these and let them go to make way for the more important tasks.
These are all methods I use to maintain my timetable and successfully manage my time.
Today I choose to make use of my time management skills.
I do the tasks that I am able to do. I delegate tasks to others in order to maintain my timetable. I defer tasks to a different time and I drop tasks that do not need to be done.
I can effectively use my time management skills.
Self-Reflection Questions:
1. Have I done the tasks that I need to do?
2. What tasks can I let someone else do?
3. What tasks can wait or be dropped altogether?
Posted by Maisen Mosley. Posted In : Time Management
