Time Management Part 2 You can read part 1 here. My time management habit began with my inability to keep my class schedule straight freshman year. The whole, “Mon – Wed – Fri” Class or “Tues – Thurs” class really messed with me. First couple of weeks of college I showed up for a Wed …
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Understand the Value of Your Time
Time Management Part 1 Pride nurtured by apathy is the root of poor time management skills. Being habitually late or constantly double booking yourself shows lack of concern for other people and for yourself. Not only are you burning bridges with people, you aren’t accomplishing your dreams. Some of the best advice I received was …
Milestones
In project management a milestone is “an end of a stage that marks the completion of a work package or phase typically marked by a high level event such as completion endorsement or signing of a deliverable, document or a high level review meeting.” The larger and more complex a project is, I make every …
How to Plan Using Backwards Goal Setting
In project management, we plan from the desired end state. I have found this technique helpful when it comes to planning for the goals I’ve set for my life. Project management provides processes and structure to achieve that end state. For example, last year I set a goal to climb Mt. Rainer this year. I …