That’s just what I want to learn in this class. I’m always a bad planner. I tried so many things to improve my time management skills. I quite succeed in the first and second month of this semester. I wrote down everything I want to do the next day, and they are my goals for the next day. It became my habit for quite a long time. Then, I had to work and start to lose my planner habit. I thought I can just remember all and do it to save sometimes (write down to my note book). And yes, I was definitely wrong. On the day I did my presentation, I thought I have at least one hour to prepared. Then, I didn’t have time to prepare and did badly in my presentation.
This is a lesson for me. Even I know I’m not going to have a good grade, but I learned to get back to my planner note book as soon as possible. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe said: “One always has time enough, if one will apply it well.” I agree with Johann quote about time. We need to apply our time more efficiency and more helpful. Other than that, we are time-wasters.
I also really like the Time Management Sheet, because I can actually look at it and see how many hours I am in a time-waster role rather than in my leadership role. I have started print out a lot of time management sheets to keep track of my hours each and every day. Hopefully, I can bring that good habit to friends around me.
im glad the sheets helped lily! and remember, that we don't have to be perfectly busy all the time... we just have to be productive!
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