Effective Planning: If you don't plan, you plan to FAIL!
Time management and
Planning is a complex process. Planning
is a crucial to effective time management. Some people seem to be
an expert but others might not. They seem to be so caught up in
seemingly endless activities and deadlines. Planning holds the key to stress of
too little time. It is definitely a way to scheme your future. Planning will
tell you how to get, from where you are to, where you want to be and etc. It
will identifies the resources required to get there and allows you to complete
a project on schedule. Typically, it is either long term or short term goals
that reflect your time frame. Today, I would like to share with you all several
important steps that to be consider for effective planning.
1. Locate a Good Place
Planning is all
about thinking of time. You should find a place that is free from any
distraction which mean that you must locate a good spot of peaceful for your
reflection. It does not mean to be in a place where there is
no noise, trouble or hard work. It just simply mean that when you're in the
midst of those things and still be calm in your heart. Let peace inspire you.
2.Review Long- Term Objectives
It is very important for us
to review our long-term objectives and we're too easy to lose sight of our core
values. Daily Planning gives us the opportunities to do just that. You can ask
yourself: "What can I do to bring me get closer to my GOALS?". This
is to make sure that your daily task list contains a step to help you
accomplish the goals.
3. Balance up the tasks and available time
You have to make
sure that the number of tasks relates to the amount of time available in your
day. You must make plan but of course do
not over plan. Of course, you need to yourself
some breathing space as well. You can
make allowances for yourself and after all you need to rewarded too! May be you can buy yourself something that
you wish to have it for long time ago. You will allow to accommodate some surprises along the way
by creating space.
4. Goal Setting
Most people tend to
ignore goal setting as it requires time and effort. You need to set goals so
that you can manage your time effectively. You can set specific daily goals for
tasks. For examples: 30 minutes meeting with team members to review the progress
of the project. Specific targets will encourage shots that have a good change
of hitting something.
5.Prioritization
Prioritizing is the
ability to identify appropriate value and order of events. It is very important
to prioritize what need to be done first. Without prioritization, You may work extremely hard but the at end
you are unable to achieve the results that you desire. You can create a
meaningful prioritized daily list to help you do that. Your prioritize list
tells you which tasks you need to get done first. Remember, making a
prioritized list is a waste of time if you don’t follow them.
Regards,
Beverly.
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