Element’s 5 Tips on Time Management

Tip 1: Get a schedule

I still remem­ber, when young in school, we are ter­ri­bly guided by sched­ules; enough to hate ‘the sched­ule’ itself. For some time tried to live with­out sched­ule. But there is no way out. The life has to fol­low rou­tine classes, office, TV Pro­grams and every­thing demands a fixed time to turn a life into rou­tined series of events.

But, for blog­ging? Cre­at­ing sched­ule for blogging!

An Intu­itive sched­ule was auto­mat­i­cally fol­lowed with­out cre­at­ing and fix­ing the for­mal one. Since my office requires 8 hours, leav­ing only morn­ings and evenings as spare time. More­over, here in Nepal, we are fac­ing ’11 hours a day Load Shed­ding’ to shat­ter every­thing wide. Any­way, I get 4 hrs in the morn­ing and 4 hrs in the evening (that is the capac­ity of bat­tery on my lap­top). I have already get com­plains and dis­ap­point­ment from my wife and chil­dren. They started to feel I have no time for them. This is very bad. Now I believe I need to for­mal­ize sched­ule with some time for my wife and family.

Tip 2: Stop play­ing those stu­pid Face­book App games

I’m Great. I do not burn my time off with those stu­pid games, nei­ther of Face­book nor of any other. But I’m always inter­ested and take a taste, then leave it for­ever. But what do you think if it helps you to build more con­nec­tions and more traf­fic to your site?

Tip 3: Get off the couch and turn off the television

I’m lucky. My wife loves read­ing and we don’t have a tele­vi­sion in bed room. And it is the room from where I do all of my writ­ings. But I smell dis­ad­van­tages of not hav­ing a TV in room. Most of the cur­rent affairs pass by with­out my notice. Some­times I’m far lag­ging behind to be aware of what’s hap­pen­ing. I’m afraid it’s because I don’t have a sched­ule? But will there remain any time to spare?

Tips 4: Do not do work in the bed

I fail here very badly. I always sit in my bed with my PC for surf­ing and writ­ing and for every­thing. I feel dis­tracted in other places. More­over he has said that ‘the brain asso­ciates places by what it used to’. What might he respond to know that my brain is used to for writ­ing from the bed? Just kid­ding! I’m not against his sug­ges­tions. The tip looks great for every­body, and it is me only.

Tips 5: Orga­nize your workspace

Thanks to my beau­ti­ful lady. She cares me a lot and orga­nizes my work­space. I often change the lay­out and posi­tions of dif­fer­ent objects to suit my cur­rent need and keep on work­ing. Think about the things that might need most fre­quently for some more days to come and place them more acces­si­ble. Destroy the papers and scratches that are no longer use­ful. They always mess up with impor­tant papers and kill your time for noth­ing.